Gold prices slumped in the Vietnamese market on September 12 morning. On the Hanoi market, selling price of one tael, or 1.205 ounces, of State-owned SJC’s gold declined by 190,000 VND (8.3 USD) to 36.75 million USD.
Customers buy gold at the Bao Tin Minh Chau gold shop (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) -Gold prices slumped in the Vietnamese market on September 12 morning. Onthe Hanoi market, selling price of one tael, or 1.205 ounces, of State-ownedSJC’s gold declined by 190,000 VND (8.3 USD) to 36.75 million USD.
On the buying side, the price of each tael also fell 160,000 VND, trading at 36.53million VND.
In HCM City and Can Tho city in the south and the central city of Da Nang, onetael of SJC’s gold declined 250,000 VND during selling, trading at 36.73million VND. Meanwhile, one tael was being bought at 36.53 million VND.
Bao Tin Minh Chau Gold Jewellery Company and Doji Gold and JewelleryCorporation (DOJI) listed their selling prices at 36.68 million VND and 36.70million VND, respectively. Buying rates of their gold were listed at 36.62million VND and 36.60 million VND, respectively.
On the Asian market, gold is trading at some 1,325 USD per ounce, equivalent to36.36 million VND per tael.
On global gold trading website Kitco.com, the price of gold slipped 1.2 percent per ounce to end at 1,330.24 USD per ounce, the largest dropsince July 3. On September 8, global gold price hit a yearly peak of 1,357.54USD per ounce.
Thus, the price of one tael of gold in Vietnam is some 410,000 VND higher thanthat on the world market.
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