Gold prices in Vietnam witnessed a slight surge today, with a notable increase of VND 50,000 per tael across various jewelry brands. DOJI Group led the pack with a quoted price of VND 74.65-75.9 million/tael, closely followed by SJC at VND 73.95-75.65 million/tael. PNJ maintained competitiveness with a range of VND 73.95-75.6 million/tael, while Bao Tin Minh Chau quoted their prices at VND 74.56-75.86 million/tael.
SJC gold prices remained stagnant for the 22nd consecutive session, holding steady at VND 75.0 million/tael for buyers and VND 77.0 million/tael for sellers.
Internationally, gold prices hovered around $2,327 per ounce, translating to approximately VND 71.5 million/tael based on Vietcombank’s exchange rate. However, when calculated using the black market exchange rate, the international gold price corresponded to VND 73 million/tael.
In the Wall Street Kitco News gold survey, out of 12 analysts, four (33%) predicted higher gold prices for the upcoming week. Meanwhile, two analysts (17%) anticipated a decline, and the remaining six (50%) expected gold to hold steady.
The online survey by Kitco attracted 178 votes, with 86 traders (48%) forecasting an upward trend in gold prices for the week ahead. Contrarily, 50 voters (28%) envisioned a downward trajectory, and the remaining 42 participants (24%) believed that gold would continue to trade sideways.
Gold prices: SJC gold and plain gold rings surge simultaneously
On the morning of January 31st, the prices of SJC gold and 24k smooth gold rings in Vietnam saw a simultaneous increase compared to the previous day.