Money & Investing
Gold price at the close of the session on September 17: World gold surges, domestic decreases
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Gold price at the close of the session on September 17: World gold rebounded by more than 1%, while the domestic market was dominated by red.
World gold price today, September 17: Pulse brings the market back to green
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World gold prices today, September 17, increased sharply in the afternoon session, along with positive developments in the precious metals market.
World gold prices recover
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World gold prices maintained their upward momentum in the afternoon session of September 17 as the USD weakened and oil prices continued to fall, supporting precious metals.
Gold prices rebound despite pressure from Fed interest rate hikes
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World gold prices recovered more than 1% after a sharp drop, as investors re-evaluated the impact of the Fed's interest rate decision.
6-month interest rate, deposit 700 million VND and enjoy interest rates up to 9.2%
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On September 17, the 6-month term savings interest rate is at 9.2%/year when customers deposit money for the first time and enjoy incentives.
World gold price drops sharply, good opportunity to buy
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According to Kitco - world gold prices have fallen sharply but investment opportunities are still superior to the stock market. Some experts say that this is an opportunity to buy in the long term.
Gold and foreign currency prices 6.4: Latest forecast from experts
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Gold and foreign currency prices today 6.4: Gold prices next week received many unfavorable forecasts from experts.
Gold price today 6.4: Heavy loss of up to 4 million VND/tael after a week
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Gold price today 6.4: After a week of buying gold, domestic investors may lose up to 4 million VND/tael.
Experts make surprising predictions about gold prices next week
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After a volatile week, gold prices next week received a less positive forecast from many experts.
Updated gold price at the end of session 5.4: Continue to plummet
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Updated gold price at the end of session 5.4: World gold has lost the appeal of a safe-haven asset. Domestically, gold prices continued to fall sharply.
Update interest rates of Agribank, BIDV, Vietcombank, VietinBank 5.4.2025
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According to a survey by Lao Dong Newspaper reporters, the interest rates of Agribank, BIDV, VietinBank and Vietcombank on April 5, 2025 were listed around 1.6-4.9%/year.
Interest rate 5.4: Unexpectedly, 2 banks pay savings interest from 9%
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Savings interest rate 5.4: The market currently has 2 banks listing special savings interest rates of 9%/year with different conditions.
Strong bottom-fishing cash flow, stocks still under pressure
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The stock market had a stormy week with sharp declines, erasing all efforts to increase accumulation points since the beginning of the year.
Silver price fluctuations on September 5: Deep decrease
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Silver price fluctuations on September 5: Silver prices continue to decrease in both domestic and international markets.
USD exchange rate today 5.4: Increased again
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USD exchange rate today 5.4: In the world market, the USD Index increased to 102.89 points (at 9:30 am - Vietnam time).
Gold and foreign currency prices 5.4: Sharp decline
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Gold and foreign currency prices 5.4: World gold prices fell sharply as investors continued to sell off to make a profit.
Gold price update on the morning of September 5: Free fall
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Gold price update on the morning of September 5: World gold prices fell freely last night, losing the resistance level of 3,100 USD/ounce.
Interest rates of Agribank, BIDV, Vietcombank, VietinBank 4.4.2025
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According to a survey by Lao Dong Newspaper reporters, the interest rates of Agribank, BIDV, VietinBank and Vietcombank on April 4, 2025 were listed around 1.6-4.9%/year.
Securities recover spectacularly, VN-Index regains 1,200 point mark
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The bottom-fishing cash flow flows strongly into the stock market, helping the VN-Index reverse spectacularly to regain the threshold of 1,200 points.
Gold prices drop sharply, investors reassess risks from tax policies
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According to Reuters, gold prices are falling as investors reassess their risks after Donald Trump's clearer statement on import tariffs.
