Silver prices dipped at Ancarat Vietnam JSC, listing at VND1,502,000 per tael (buying rate) and VND1,540,000 per tael (selling rate) in Hanoi, marking a VND9,000 increase in both buying and selling rates compared to the previous session.
Meanwhile, the 999 silver bullion bar of one kilogram was priced at VND38,964,000 per bar (buying rate) and VND39,954,000 per bar (selling rate), updated at 8:16 am on August 29.
In the global market, silver reached USD38.9 per ounce, equivalent to VND1,028,000-1,034,000 per ounce (buying and selling rates, respectively).

Silver surged above USD38.6 per ounce in the August 29 session, trading near a one-month high as the US dollar weakened amid mounting expectations of an interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve next month.
The market now assigns an 89% probability of a 25-basis-point cut in September, up from 82% a week earlier. This shift occurred as President Donald Trump sought greater influence over the central bank after attempting to remove Fed Governor Lisa Cook and replace her with a more moderate candidate.
On the industrial front, silver demand has been supported by robust photovoltaic data from China. Recent figures showed that China’s solar panel exports surged over 70% in the first half, led by strong demand from India. This follows China’s installation of more than 93 gigawatts of solar capacity in May – a record high and a 300% increase from the previous year – ahead of policy changes that will make it more difficult to connect new solar panels to the grid.
Silver Prices Slip Slightly
Today, silver prices in the domestic and global markets witnessed a slight dip but remain firmly anchored at elevated levels.