On the morning of 3/11, SJC, Bảo Tín Mạnh Hải and PNJ bar gold was quoted at 138.2–141.2 million dong per lượng (buy–sell), up 1.2 million dong per lượng. Ring gold rose 700,000 to 1.5 million dong per lượng, the second straight session of gains after leaving a 3-month low. On Kitco, world gold was at 3,945 USD/ounce, up 71 USD from the same time yesterday, supported as crude oil fell more than 4%, easing inflation worries and reinforcing expectations that the Fed does not need to tighten too hard. A weaker USD and US Treasury yields also fuelled bottom-fishing buying, but tensions in the Gulf, persistent inflation and the possibility of further Fed tightening still weigh on the outlook. The article says it is too early to confirm the rebound as a sustained recovery trend.
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Original headline: Giá vàng hôm nay 3/11: Tiếp tục tăng sau khi rời đáy 3 tháng
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