Gold price today (17 Dec.) opened the market with an increase of 350 baht/baht of gold. Gold jewelry price sold at 65,050 baht/baht.
Gold price today (17 Dec.) opened with a price increase of 350 baht/baht of gold from yesterday's closing price. Gold jewelry selling price is 65,050.00 baht/baht of gold.
On December 17, 2568 according to the announcement of gold trade association Today's gold price (96.5% gold) market opens at 09.05:XNUMX a.m. For the domestic gold trading market, today's gold price increased by 350 baht/baht of gold from yesterday's closing price.
By gold jewelry sold at a price of 65,050.00 baht/ baht of gold. The purchase price is 62,868.52 baht/gold baht.
For gold bars, they sold at 64,250.00 baht/baht of gold and bought at 64,150.00 baht/baht of gold. The gold spot was at 4,323.00 dollars per ounce.
Gold prices remained stable near highs, supported by a weaker dollar.
Global gold prices edged slightly higher after a rise in the US unemployment rate fueled speculation that the Federal Reserve might further ease monetary policy in the near future. A weaker dollar also increased the attractiveness of gold.
- Spot Gold Price Closed at $4,310.21/ounce (+0.2%)
- Gold price on Comex market (February delivery) Closed at $4,332.30/ounce (-0.1%)
Analysts believe gold is likely to remain in a high range if the US economy shows further signs of slowing down and the Fed opens the door to interest rate cuts next year.
December 17, 2568, Mr. Poon Panichpiboon, Capital Market Strategist, Krungthai GLOBAL MARKETS, Krungthai Bank, revealed that In terms of gold prices, the decline in both the dollar and 10-year US Treasury yields, driven by worse-than-expected US economic data and cautious market sentiment, supported a gradual rise in gold prices (COMEX gold futures for February 2026 delivery). However, prices initially retraced slightly due to profit-taking and a rebound in the dollar's strength, but still managed to fluctuate above $4,330 per ounce.
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