Experts make surprising predictions about gold prices
The latest weekly survey from Kitco News shows that the number of people optimistic about gold prices is decreasing, both among experts and individual investors, as gold continues to lose value every session.
Of the 14 experts surveyed, only three (21%) predict gold prices will rise next week, while nine (64%) predict prices will fall. The remaining two experts (14%) see gold moving sideways.
In the private investor group (Main Street), out of 138 online polls, 62 people (45%) predicted gold prices to increase, 38 people (28%) predicted prices to decrease. The remaining 38 (28%) believe that gold will continue to move sideways in the coming time. See more...
Robusta coffee price loses 46 USD/ton
On March 2, the domestic coffee market continued to decline, losing an additional 500 VND/kg compared to the previous day. This is the third consecutive session that prices have decreased.
Coffee prices in key areas such as Dak Lak, Gia Lai, Dak Nong remained at 129,500 VND/kg, down 500 VND compared to the previous day. Lam Dong has the lowest price, reaching 127,500 VND/kg.
On the London Stock Exchange, Robusta coffee prices continued to weaken. The May contract decreased by 46 USD/ton, falling to 5,330 USD/ton, equivalent to a decrease of 0.86%. See more...
Selling a difference of up to half a billion VND of land auctioned by Thanh Oai online
Ly Son garlic specialty is harvested but depreciated
Garlic is the main crop of Ly Son island district, accounting for more than 70% of the district's agricultural output. This year, favorable weather has helped most of the garlic fields of farmers on the island grow and develop well.
The season of harvested garlic is a good one, so garlic growers are excited. Ms. Le Thi Do - a resident of Tay An Hai village, Ly Son district - said: "This year's garlic is in good harvest and has achieved high yields. As much garlic is harvested, traders come to buy it all".
Although garlic is in good harvest, the price of fresh garlic is low, ranging from 20,000 to 30,000 VND/kg. Therefore, the joy of garlic growers is not complete. Mr. Bui Thanh Hong (residing in Tay An Hai village) said: "Although the garlic season is here, farmers are very happy, but the price of fresh garlic is still low. We hope that in the coming time, garlic prices will increase so that garlic growers can improve their income". See more...
