According to data from Phu Quy Jewelry Corporation, silver prices surged today, with 999 silver (1 tael) listed at VND 1,944,000 per tael (buy) and VND 2,004,000 per tael (sell). Over the past month, buyers have seen a 19.8% profit, and a remarkable 77% gain over the past year.
Meanwhile, 1kg 999 silver bars also experienced a significant increase, priced at VND 51,839,870 per bar (buy) and VND 53,439,866 per bar (sell), as of 08:59 on October 13.
Globally, silver prices reached a milestone of $50.8 USD per ounce.
Silver prices concluded the trading week with an impressive rally, marking the 8th consecutive week of gains and surpassing the 2011 peak by reaching $50 USD per ounce. Despite a slight adjustment to $49.99 USD per ounce at the close, the precious metal still recorded a 4% weekly increase and over 71% year-to-date—a rare surge in more than a decade.
Michele Schneider, Market Strategist at MarketGauge, revealed she has closed all gold and silver positions, warning of widespread “fear of missing out” (FOMO) sentiment. She predicts precious metals may enter a correction phase, similar to the 2011 peak pattern, and advises investors to exercise caution, awaiting clear accumulation signals before re-entering the market.
Domestic Silver Prices Hit New Record High
Silver prices surged today, both domestically and globally, marking a significant upward trend in the market.
Silver Prices Remain Steadily Elevated
Silver prices today, both domestically and globally, have continued their upward trajectory in recent days.
Silver Surges to New Highs – Breaks $50/Ounce Barrier
Silver has surged nearly 70% this year, outpacing gold’s 54% rise.
Silver Prices Hold Steady Above 51 Million VND per Kilogram
Silver prices today remain elevated both domestically and globally, reflecting sustained market strength.
Silver Prices Remain Steadily High
Today’s silver prices, both domestically and globally, remain steadfast at elevated levels, buoyed by anticipations of an imminent Federal Reserve interest rate cut and the erratic fluctuations of the U.S. dollar.
