The World Gold Council revealed that Thailand's demand for gold for investment in the second quarter of 2026 reached 10.9 tons, a 10% increase and the strongest growth since 2019. This was driven by a price correction stimulating buying interest, supported by trends among younger generations and gold savings accounts. This positions Thailand and Indonesia as key drivers of the ASEAN gold market.

YLG advises those with a large gold holdings to sell some to reduce risk at 72,200 baht. If the price holds above this key resistance level, prepare for a long-term trend towards its previous high.

Gold and silver fell sharply by 2%-5.5% due to global selling pressure as investors worried about a potential war with Iran and inflation, pushing both risky and safe-haven assets down simultaneously.

Gold and silver fell sharply last night. Is this just a correction, or is it the beginning of a trend change? What strategies should short-term traders and long-term investors employ during this sharp dip?

India's gold and silver imports surged to record highs, putting pressure on the trade balance and the rupee, leading markets to watch for the possibility of the government raising import taxes again.

"Silver" is more volatile than "gold," MKS PAMP indicates the silver market is facing higher physical demand than supply, with investors rushing to buy amid global market volatility.

Silver has surged past gold, growing nearly threefold in a year. By 2025, investment and industrial demand is projected to push the price above $80.

"Russia" exports gold and precious metals up 80%, benefiting from gold prices soaring, Western sanctions pushing China to become Russia's main trade channel in the global market.

YLG recommends using the fluctuating gold price to buy and accumulate before reaching the target of 3,000-3,100 dollars. As for domestic gold, the target is 48,000 baht. Be careful of volatility from Trump's policies.