Silver prices 08/01/2025 are on the rise today! Both domestic and international markets are seeing a significant uptick.
In Hanoi, Phu Quy Precious Metals Group (silver prices 08/01/2025) is listing silver at VND 1,118,000/tael for buying and VND 1,153,000/tael for selling. Other traders in Hanoi have reported even higher prices, with buying and selling rates of VND 941,000 and VND 982,000 per tael, respectively. Ho Chi Minh City is also experiencing a silver price surge, with current rates at VND 943,000 and VND 984,000 per tael. Globally, silver prices have climbed to US$767,000 and US$772,000 per ounce for buying and selling, respectively.
Specifically, the latest information on silver prices today in the two largest markets of Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City. Silver Prices 08/01/2025
Silver Type |
Unit | Ha Noi | Ho Chi Minh City | ||
Buy | Sell | Buy | Sell | ||
Silver 99.9 |
1 amount | 941.000 | 982.000 | 943.000 | 984.000 |
1 kg | 25.087.000 | 26.185.000 | 25.139.000 | 26.236.000 | |
Silver 99.99 | 1 amount | 948.000 | 990.000 | 950.000 | 992.000 |
1 kg | 25.293.000 | 26.397.000 | 25.335.000 | 26.448.000 |
Cập nhật bảng giá bạc mới nhất tại Tập đoàn Vàng bạc Đá quý Phú Quý ngày 8/1/2025:
Silver Type |
Đơn vị/VND | Ha Noi | |
Buy |
Sell |
||
Silver bars, Phu Quy 999 silver bars |
1 amount | 1.118.000 | 1.153.000 |
Phu Quy 999 Silver Bar | 1 kg | 29.813.259 | 30.746.590 |
Cập nhật mới nhất về giá bạc thế giới:
Unit | World silver price today (VND) | |
Buy |
Sell | |
1 Ounce | 767.000 | 772.000 |
1 Tael | 92.518 | 93.130 |
1 amount | 925.000 | 931.000 |
1 kg | 24.671.000 |
24.835.000 |
Precious metals ended the week on a bullish note, with silver leading the charge. The precious metal climbed 1.72% to $30.58 per ounce, extending gains from the previous sessions.
The precious metals sector received a boost from a weakening US dollar in the afternoon session. The Dollar Index retreated 0.64% to 108.26 after the Washington Post reported that advisers to President-elect Trump were considering a plan to impose tariffs on all countries but only on sectors critical to US national security or economy. This eased concerns about a broad-based tariff hike as previously stated and reduced disruptions to global trade flows.
However, silver prices soon retraced their gains after President-elect Trump denied reports of a less aggressive tariff policy than previously stated, causing the US dollar to regain strength.