Gold bar prices in many places fell to nearly 100 million VND/tael tonight, April 2

On the evening of April 2, the price of SJC gold bars was listed by SJC, PNJ, and DOJI at around VND99.1 million/tael for buying and VND101.8 million/tael for selling, down VND300,000/tael compared to the morning. Compared to the record peak yesterday morning, each tael of gold bar decreased by VND800,000.

The price of SJC gold bars has a significant difference between stores. Phu Quy Company sells for 101.7 million VND/tael; while Mi Hong Company sells for only 100.5 million VND/tael, 2 million VND lower than the historical peak of SJC gold bar price.

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Some other gold shops in Ho Chi Minh City reported selling prices of gold bars at only 100.2 million VND/tael.

Meanwhile, the price of 99.99 gold rings and jewelry gold of all kinds was reduced by SJC Company to 99.2 million VND/tael for buying and 101.5 million VND/tael for selling - stable compared to the morning and down half a million VND compared to the highest peak.

Gold prices suddenly "turned around" from the end of yesterday, cooling down after many days of shocking increases, leaving the all-time peak of 102.6 million VND/tael.

Giá vàng miếng nhiều nơi rớt xuống sát 100 triệu đồng/lượng vào tối nay, 2-4- Ảnh 2. — SJC gold bar price in some places is close to 100 million VND/tael

In the international market, precious metals had a volatile session when they fell sharply and then recovered. At 7:30 p.m., Vietnam time, the price of gold today was at 3,124 USD/ounce, down about 10 USD compared to early this morning. Compared to the all-time peak of 3,148 USD/ounce, the price of gold has cooled down but is expected to continue to increase as it is becoming a safe haven for investors.

Investors in the international market are waiting for US President Donald Trump to announce his tariff policy today (April 2, local time). The US President is expected to announce new tax measures targeting countries with which the US has a trade surplus. According to reports from the Washington Post , White House aides have drafted documents outlining additional tariffs of about 20% on most imports into the US.

Against this backdrop, investors around the world are bracing for potential economic fallout, including higher consumer prices and possible retaliation from trade partners. Gold is seen as a safe haven.

Currently, the world gold price converted according to the listed exchange rate is about 97.3 million VND/tael.