World gold prices continued to remain at a high level in today's trading session, hovering around 5,100 USD/ounce after the USD weakened and investors reconsidered global macroeconomic risks. According to the latest price data, international gold prices are currently recording around 5,106.68 USD/ounce, equivalent to an increase of more than 2.5% in the past 24 hours compared to before, partly due to market movements after recent policy and economic events.
The diễn biến of gold prices in recent times shows a large fluctuation range, but the main trend is still to maintain at a high level after previous increases. Gold futures contract prices are also above 5,080 USD/ounce, reflecting the cautious sentiment of investors.
Some market analysts believe that, besides economic factors such as inflation and the USD, safe-haven demand is still the main driving force supporting gold prices. This is clearly shown when investors react to US economic data and geopolitical instability, causing capital to flow into precious metals.
In that context, the silver market also had a positive recovery, with prices recording an increase of nearly 80 USD/ounce higher in the same period.
In general, currently world gold prices are still anchored at a high level compared to the multi-month average, reflecting the strong interest of investors in gold as a risk hedging asset when many economic and financial factors fluctuate.