Gold ring prices at new highs

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HCMC – The price of SJC-brand gold bars surged to VND90 million per tael this morning, an increase of VND1 million compared to yesterday. Gold ring prices also soared to new highs, surpassing VND89.5 million per tael.
The Saigon Jewelry Company (SJC) listed its SJC gold bars at VND88 million for buying and VND90 million for selling, up by VND1 million in both categories since yesterday. Similarly, DOJI Group put its buying price at VND88 million and its selling price at VND90 million per tael, both up by VND1 million. Gold ring prices also rose. DOJI’s buying and selling prices of gold rings edged up by VND600,000 and VND500,000 to VND88.6 million and VND89.6 million per tael, respectively. Meanwhile, SJC listed gold rings at VND87.7 million for buying and VND89.2 million for selling, increasing by VND700,000 and VND400,000 per tael, respectively

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