2023-06-19 04:18:52
Customers trade gold in Hanoi market. (Photo: Duc Duy/Vietnam+)
Two domestic brands of gold bars both kept stable in the opening session of the first week of the week (June 19).
Accordingly, the Saigon Jewelry Company and the Company Doji listed from 66.50-67.10 million VND/tael (buy in/sell out). Phu Quy company bought 66.45 million dong/tael and sold 67.05 million dong/tael, unchanged from last week’s closing session.
[Giá vàng Rồng Thăng Long tăng nhẹ, SJC không biến động]
Looking back at the past week, with 1 down session, 2 gain sessions and 2 sideways sessions, after a week of trading, this brand remained unchanged. The difference between buying and selling was kept stable around 600,000 VND/tael.
On the side of Bao Tin Minh Chau Company, this morning, the company announced the price of Thang Long Dragon gold from 55.98-56.83 million VND/tael (buying in/selling out), keeping the same stable. However, last week, this brand added about 440,000 VND per tael.
Due to different adjustment so gold price Dragon Thang Long continues to be lower than the brand name SJC nearly 10.3 million VND/tael.
– Domestic gold price movement in recent week:
In the world, gold price bounced up to the threshold of $1,957/ounce, an increase of about $2/ounce compared to the same period last session. When converted at the domestic USD exchange rate, this precious metal is approximately 55.88 million VND/tael.
This morning, the State Bank listed central rate is 23,697 VND/USD, down 14 VND compared to June 17.
With a margin of +/-5%, Vietinbank offered from 23,360-23,700 VND/USD (buy in/sell out), an increase of 10 VND. BIDV Bank applied the exchange rate from 23,370 to 23,670 VND/USD, an increase of 5 VND.
Meanwhile, Vietcombank announced that the buying price was 23,360 VND/USD and the selling price was 23,700 VND/USD, keeping steady. Agribank announced that the buying and selling prices were 23,325 dong and 23,675 dong/USD, down 10 dong.
Duc Duy (Vietnam+)
#Domestic #gold #price #volatile #central #exchange #rate #decreased #dong #Business