Gold down to 5-week low

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Gold prices fell to their lowest in five weeks Monday afternoon as they tracked a global fall.
Saigon Jewelry Company (SJC) sold bullion at VND69.25 million per tael Monday, down 0.39 percent from Sunday. A tael equals 37.5 grams or 1.2 ounces.
DOJI sold at VND68.9 million, down 1.01 percent.
It meant prices had fallen by 6.76 percent, or VND5.2 million a tael, since scaling a historic peak in March. Global spot gold dropped by 1 percent to $1,793.12 per ounce Monday afternoon, but then bounced back to above $1,825 by Tuesday morning.
Gold prices in Vietnam are 27 percent higher than global rates. Tran Minh Toi, a gold seller in HCMC’s District 8, said prices fell on higher U.S. dollar and bond yields.
It is unlikely that prices will return to the previous peak of VND74.4 million in the medium term unless the conflict in Ukraine escalates, he said.
Questions & Answers
Q.How much lower are gold prices in Vietnam compared to their historic peak?
How much lower are gold prices in Vietnam compared to their historic peak?
Gold prices in Vietnam have fallen by 6.76 percent, or VND5.2 million a tael, since reaching a historic peak in March.
Q.What is the current difference between gold prices in Vietnam and global rates?
What is the current difference between gold prices in Vietnam and global rates?
Gold prices in Vietnam are currently 27 percent higher than the prevailing global rates.
Q.What factors are attributed to the recent fall in gold prices?
What factors are attributed to the recent fall in gold prices?
A gold seller stated that prices fell due to a higher U.S. Dollar and increased bond yields.
Q.What is needed for gold prices in Vietnam to return to their previous peak?
What is needed for gold prices in Vietnam to return to their previous peak?
Prices are unlikely to return to the previous peak in the medium term unless the conflict in Ukraine escalates.
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