Indonesian Investors Buy More Gold Than Thailand and Vietnam Combined
Southeast Asia's largest economy recorded 38.1 tonnes of gold bar and coin sales in the first half, driven by currency concerns and a new government bullion roadmap.
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Southeast Asia's largest economy recorded 38.1 tonnes of gold bar and coin sales in the first half, driven by currency concerns and a new government bullion roadmap.

Domestic bullion trades in opposite direction to international markets as buyers find support near $4,000 threshold

Indonesia and Thailand lead regional demand surge despite 3% drop in worldwide bar and coin sales during second quarter

Domestic prices fell 8.4% this year while global bullion retreats from two-week highs amid inflation concerns and Fed rate expectations

Local prices rose above international benchmarks while spot gold reached a two-week peak on technical buying and geopolitical risk

White metal extends gains as international prices strengthen, with fresh buying interest lifting contracts to multi-month levels