Vietnamese gold prices plunge by up to 7 million VND per tael
On July 24, domestic gold prices in Vietnam sharply declined by 6 to 7 million VND per tael across major dealers including SJC, DOJI, Bao Tin Manh Hai, and PNJ, with buying price around 135 million VND/tael and selling near 140 million. Globally, spot gold price at 4:30 AM local time was $4,080 per ounce, equivalent to approximately 128.3 million VND per tael, marking a significant drop. This move is primarily driven by rising oil prices amid Middle East tensions, fueling inflation concerns and increasing the likelihood of a Federal Reserve rate hike soon.
Key facts
- Domestic gold prices fell 6-7 million VND per tael on July 24
- Major dealers such as SJC, DOJI, Bao Tin Manh Hai, and PNJ affected
- Global spot gold dropped amid rising oil prices and inflation concerns
Why it matters
The sharp decline in domestic gold prices reflects increased inflation worries driven by Middle East tensions and rising oil costs. This affects Vietnamese investors and consumers by altering asset values and could influence investment strategies amid expectations of a Federal Reserve rate hike, which impacts currency stability and the broader economy.
Source and method
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