Gold prices plummeted to a low today.

Gold prices today, November 3rd, continued to fall by 20,000 VND per tael compared to the end of yesterday's trading session. The current gold price is considered the lowest since August 12th. Meanwhile, the USD exchange rate remains relatively stable, currently at 22,260 - 22,340 VND per USD.

Gold prices have fallen for several consecutive sessions (illustrative image).

Today, November 3rd, at 8:15 AM, the price of SJC gold bars, traded by DOJI Gold and Gemstone Group, is at: 33.65 million VND/ounce (buying price) - 33.71 million VND/ounce (selling price). This is 20,000 VND/ounce lower than yesterday's closing price in both buying and selling directions. Wholesale prices are 10,000 VND/ounce lower than retail prices.

At 9:50 AM, Bao Tin Minh Chau listed the SJC gold price at 33.66 - 33.71 million VND/ounce.

9999 gold bars and plain gold rings from Bao Tin Minh Chau are showing a price decrease, listed at 31.12 - 32.57 million VND/ounce. 99.9% (24k) gold jewelry is showing an increase, currently at 30.67 - 31.37 million VND/ounce. Compared to the same time yesterday, these products have lost 100,000 VND/ounce.

The domestic gold bullion market continued its downward trend on Monday, November 2nd, trading between 33.65 and 33.75 million VND per tael. This current price is considered the lowest since August 12th.

World gold prices: Spot gold fell 0.6% to $1,135.551/oz after touching $1,132.35, its lowest level since October 5th, earlier in the session. December gold futures closed down 0.5% at $1,135.90/oz, having fallen nearly 2% over the past week.

Global gold prices fell to their lowest level in nine weeks, extending their decline for a fourth consecutive session, as investors worried that the Federal Reserve would raise US interest rates this year. Prices fluctuated around $1140 per ounce.

Current world gold price: 1135 USD/oz.

Today, November 3rd, the US dollar exchange rate at Vietcombank is as follows: 22,260 - 22,340 VND/USD (buying rate - selling rate).

According to Infonet