At Ancarat Vietnam Joint Stock Company, silver prices have decreased today, listed at VND 1,800,000 per tael (buy) and VND 1,850,000 per tael (sell) in Hanoi. Over the past year, silver prices have surged by nearly 63%.
Meanwhile, 1kg 999 silver bars are priced at VND 47,104,000 per bar (buy) and VND 48,354,000 per bar (sell), updated at 8:58 AM on October 3rd.

Globally, silver prices experienced a dizzying rollercoaster ride since the evening of October 2nd. Specifically, silver prices plummeted from $48 per ounce to $46 per ounce—a 4.1% drop—before rebounding to $46.8 per ounce.
Despite this decline, prices have risen over 44% since the beginning of the year, reflecting strong investor interest amid economic uncertainty.

Global silver prices experienced significant volatility in the past 24 hours.
This volatility is driven by industrial demand, global economic indicators, and shifting market sentiment. Earlier this week, precious metals saw price increases as a government shutdown—the first in nearly seven years—boosted safe-haven demand and delayed key economic reports, including the September non-farm payrolls report.
ADP data revealed an unexpected 32,000 drop in private-sector jobs, reinforcing labor market weakness and supporting bets on further Federal Reserve rate cuts, though Fed’s Goolsbee warned inflation risks could limit easing.
Silver Prices Rebound Amid Concerns Over US Government Shutdown
Silver prices today, both domestically and globally, have stabilized following the previous session’s decline.