BANGKOK – Gold prices experienced significant volatility on September 25, 2025, closing with a net gain of 100 baht per baht despite fluctuating fifteen times throughout the trading day. The price swings reflect ongoing market uncertainty and investor response to global economic indicators.
The shifts impact both individual investors and the broader Thai economy, as gold remains a popular safe-haven asset and a key component of many investment portfolios. These fluctuations follow a period of considerable price movement, including a 1,000 baht increase on September 23, 2025, and a 200 baht decrease reported earlier this week.
As of September 25, 2025, gold was being bought for 55,713 baht per baht and sold for 57,750 baht per baht.Golden gold was purchased at 56,800 baht per baht and sold at 56,900 baht per baht. Earlier in the day, following the seventh fluctuation, prices were adjusted by plus 50 baht.
Prior to that, the sixth fluctuation saw a decrease of 50 baht, bringing buy and sell prices to 56,750 and 56,850 baht per baht for golden gold, and 55,622.04 and 57,650 baht per baht for standard gold. The fifth, fourth, and third fluctuations each involved a plus 50 baht adjustment, mirroring the pattern seen in the second fluctuation.
The initial market adjustment on September 25, 2025, involved a decrease of 200 baht, setting the stage for the day’s dynamic trading. This followed news on September 24, 2025, that “1 Salung” gold was sold out at 15,013 baht.
