In its Q2 2026 financial report, JOS announced a post-tax loss of 9.34 billion VND, a significant improvement from the previous year's loss of 12.6 billion VND. The company's revenue continues to decline sharply, reflecting ongoing financial challenges.
Gold prices in Vietnam have seen an increase today, July 10, with SJC gold and various types of gold rings rising in value. The adjustments reflect a recovery in global gold prices.
Bitcoin and major cryptocurrencies are experiencing a downturn as renewed U.S.-Iran airstrikes escalate tensions, pushing oil prices higher. This geopolitical instability is impacting the broader cryptocurrency market, leading to concerns over rising interest rates.
A recent analysis suggests that gold and silver prices may have reached their lowest point by 2026, with expectations of a rebound as inflation cools and the Federal Reserve eases its stance. Craig Hemke of Sprott Money highlights the potential for long-term price increases following a period of
Gold prices are experiencing a downward trend today, July 8, 2026, influenced by various global pressures. In Vietnam, the price of gold has dropped by approximately 1 million VND per tael.
The Vietnamese securities market has witnessed significant shifts in brokerage market share during the second quarter of the year. Despite a decline in liquidity, VPS remains the market leader, although the gap with competitors has narrowed.
As of July 6, 2026, gold prices remain high after breaking a four-week decline. However, the buying and selling spread remains significant, indicating potential risks in the market.
After a rise of over 2%, gold prices are expected to continue increasing, ending a four-week decline. Experts attribute this to expectations of the Federal Reserve easing interest rate pressures and a weakening US dollar.
This week, nearly 26 companies are set to distribute cash dividends, with rates reaching as high as 40%. A major bank is expected to pay out over 8 trillion VND in dividends.
Gold prices are expected to fluctuate until early 2027, influenced by U.S. yields and the strength of the dollar, yet supported by central bank actions. Analysts predict three potential scenarios for the price of gold in the coming months.
On July 2, 2026, gold prices in Vietnam saw a significant increase, with SJC gold rising by 2 million VND per tael. This surge reflects a broader trend in the global gold market, despite pressures from a strong USD.
As of June 29, 2026, BIDV offers personal savings interest rates ranging from 0.1% to 6% per annum. A deposit of 200 million VND for 24 months at 6% yields an interest of 24 million VND.