Gold fever prices gleam with a 200 baht boost in Bangkok bonanza

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In a dazzling display of gold rush fever, prices have shot up today, with gold ornaments trading at a sparkling 43,250 baht per baht weight—a 200 baht leap from yesterday’s close. The Gold Traders Association (GTA) dropped these glittering gems earlier, underscoring a trend that’s got both investors and consumers on high alert.

As of the morning’s sparkle update at 9.03am, buyers could snag gold ornaments at 41,887.08 baht per baht weight, while sellers set their sights on a shiny 43,250 baht. Gold bullion isn’t missing out on the action either, buying in at 42,650 baht per baht weight and selling at 42,750 baht.

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All eyes are fixed on the shimmer of the international stage, with Gold Spot prices gleaming at US$2,728.00 per ounce—a nod to the steady glint of global demand, said a spokesperson from the GTA.

“Gold’s taking a notable shine, making it a pivotal moment for investors to make their moves.”

In these edgy economic times, gold’s allure as a haven is more magnetic than ever. Whether fuelled by speculation, currency jitters, or geopolitical tensions, today’s uptick is a golden reminder of its investing prestige.

For those keeping their ear to the ground, today’s golden summary for October 21 reads:

Gold Bullion:

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– Buying: 42,650 baht per baht weight

– Selling: 42,750 baht per baht weight

– Gold Ornaments:

– Buying: 41,887.08 baht per baht weight

– Selling: 43,250 baht per baht weight

Staying tuned into these Midas-touch market movements is key, as today’s glittering figures underscore. Be it for fortifying a portfolio or snagging a personal piece of the precious pie, understanding the gold market’s pulse is paramount.

For the freshest takes and shimmering updates, keep your browsers locked on the GTA website—a veritable treasure trove of gold intel, offering the lowdown on today’s escalating market drama.

What Other Media Are Saying
  • Pattaya Mail reports Thai gold ornaments prices skyrocketing due to geopolitical tensions and dollar-baht exchange rates, driven by safe-haven buying and central bank gold purchases. (read more)
  • CEIC provides daily gold prices in Thailand for 96.5% GTA ornaments, averaging 22,250 THB/Baht since 2003, with a recent high of 42,600 baht on October 17, 2024. (read more)

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Bob Scott

Bob Scott is an experienced writer and editor with a passion for travel. Born and raised in Newcastle, England, he spent more than 10 years in Asia. He worked as a sports writer in the north of England and London before relocating to Asia. Now he resides in Bangkok, Thailand, where he is the Editor-in-Chief for The Thaiger English News. With a vast amount of experience from living and writing abroad, Bob Scott is an expert on all things related to Asian culture and lifestyle.

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