Today's gold price (October 3) opened at a decrease of 150 baht/baht of gold. Gold jewelry selling price is 60,050 baht/baht.

Gold price today (3 Oct.) opened at a price of 150 baht/baht of gold down from yesterday's closing price. Gold jewelry selling price is 60,050.00 baht/baht of gold.
On October 3, 2025, as announced by the Gold Traders Association, the price of gold (96.5% purity) for today opened at 9:07 AM. For the domestic gold market, the price decreased by 150 baht per baht of gold compared to yesterday's closing price.
The selling price of gold ornaments is 60,050.00 baht per baht of gold, while the buying price is 57,971.84 baht per baht of gold.
For gold bars, they sold at 59,250.00 baht/baht of gold and bought at 59,150.00 baht/baht of gold. The gold spot was at 3,858.00 dollars per ounce.
On October 3, 2025, Mr. Poon Panichpibul, a money and capital market strategist at Krungthai Global Markets, Krungthai Bank, revealed that, regarding gold prices, the upward movement of both the US dollar and the 10-year US Treasury yield, coupled with profit-taking in gold by market participants amidst a risk-on environment in the overall financial markets, pressured gold prices (COMEX gold futures for December 2568 delivery) to fall to the 3,850 dollar per ounce zone. However, a slight rebound occurred due to buy-on-dip trading by market participants, pushing gold prices back up to the 3,880 dollar per ounce zone.
Global gold prices fell from their all-time highs after some Federal Reserve officials warned of caution regarding further interest rate cuts, even though investors continue to view gold as a safe-haven asset amid economic and political uncertainty.
- Spot Gold Closed at $3,845.78/ounce (-0.5%)
- Gold Futures (Delivery in December) Closed at $3,868.10/ounce (-0.8%)
However, analysts at Goldman Sachs indicate that gold prices are likely to continue rising, with expectations of exceeding $4,000 per ounce by 2026, driven by continued buying by ETFs and speculation.
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- (3 Oct. 68) This morning, the baht weakened, opening at 32.47 baht/dollar.
- (3 Oct. 68) Thai stocks today are trading sideways between 1,270 and 1,300 points. Keep an eye on the energy sector as it is under pressure - US NFP is postponed.
- (October 3, 68) Asian stock markets opened higher, following Wall Street, as investors watched the US shutdown situation.






























