BANGKOK – Gold prices in Thailand closed lower on September 11, 2025, falling 300 baht per baht amid a volatile trading session that saw prices fluctuate nine times throughout the day. the downturn follows recent market activity marked by meaningful swings, including gains of 250 baht on September 9th and 200 baht on September 10th.
The price adjustment impacts investors, jewelers, and consumers across the country, as gold remains a popular store of value and a key component of Thai cultural traditions. These fluctuations reflect global economic uncertainties and shifting investor sentiment, prompting close monitoring by market analysts and traders.
Throughout September 11th,trading saw “Gold” bought for 53,454.16 baht per baht and sold for 55,450 baht per baht during the 7th fluctuation, with a 50 baht adjustment.Earlier in the day, “Gold” was purchased at 53,514.8 baht per baht and sold at 55,500 baht per baht during the 6th fluctuation, also with a 50 baht adjustment. The 5th fluctuation saw a 50 baht reduction, with “Golden” trading at 54,500 baht for buying and 54,600 baht for selling.
Prior to the closing decline, the 4th fluctuation resulted in a 50 baht decrease, with “Golden” at 54,550 baht (buy) and 54,650 baht (sell), while “Gold” was 53,454.16 baht (buy) and 55,450 baht (sell). The 3rd fluctuation also saw a 50 baht reduction, with “Golden” at 54,600 baht (buy) and 54,700 baht (sell), and “Gold” at 53,514.8 baht (buy) and 55,500 baht (sell).
The 2nd fluctuation involved a 50 baht decrease, with “Golden” at 54,650 baht (buy) and 54,750 baht (sell), and “Gold” at 53,560.28 baht (buy) and 55,550 baht (sell). the initial fluctuation on September 11th saw a 100 baht decrease, with “Golden” at 54,700 baht (buy) and 54,800 baht (sell), and “Gold” at 53,605.76 baht (buy) and 55,600 baht (sell).
