
Silver prices remain steady at high levels, with Phu Quy Group’s silver bars trading at VND 1,489,000/tael (buying) and VND 1,535,000/tael (selling) in Hanoi. These prices are inching closer to the peak reached on July 23, when silver traded at VND 1,493,000 (buying) and VND 1,539,000 (selling)
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Over the past week, silver bar prices have surged by 2.5%, rewarding buyers with substantial gains of over 48% in the past year.
Meanwhile, the 1kg silver bar is priced at VND 39,706,567/bar (buying) and VND 40,933,231/bar (selling), as of 9:12 am on August 25.

Silver prices hover around the $39/ounce mark, approaching the 14-year high of $39.5 reached in late July, fueled by expectations of Fed rate cuts and industrial demand for silver.
The Fed’s shift in perception of a weaker labor market versus inflation has likely sealed the deal for a 25-basis point rate cut in the upcoming September decision. Traders have also increased bets on three rate cuts this year, bolstering non-yielding precious metals.
On the industrial front, new data reveals that solar panel exports from China surged by over 70% in the first half, driven by stronger demand for photovoltaics from India. This follows China’s installation of over 93 gigawatts of solar panels in May, a 300% year-on-year surge to a new record high before policy changes make it harder to connect panels to the power grid.
Silver Prices Surge, Outpacing Gold’s Rally
The global and domestic silver prices witnessed a significant surge today, with rates climbing to impressive heights.









































