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Gold Prices Unchanged at 66,900 Baht per Baht Weight

Gold prices in Thailand held steady on October 7, 2026, with ornament gold selling at 66,900 baht per baht weight, unchanged from the previous day. The Gold Traders Association reported that gold bar buying and selling prices were 65,900 and 66,100 baht respectively, while 96.5% gold jewelry buying price stood at 64,581.60 baht. Association leaders forecast a possible rise of 1,000–2,000 baht in the next trading session.

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Gold price today, October 7, 2026, announced by the Gold Traders Association shows no change from yesterday's close, with ornament gold selling at 66,900 baht per baht weight.

The gold price for October 7, 2026 remains unchanged compared to the final price of October 6, with ornament gold selling at 66,900 baht per baht weight, according to the latest data from the Gold Traders Association published on its website at 09:06.

Gold bar domestic buying price is 65,900 baht and selling price is 66,100 baht per baht weight, as per the first announcement.

For 96.5% gold jewelry, the buying price is 64,581.60 baht and selling price is 66,900 baht per baht weight. Meanwhile, the world gold market price (Gold Spot) is quoted in US dollars per ounce.

Summary of gold price today, October 7, 2026, first announcement:

Gold bar Buying price: 65,900 baht Selling price: 66,100 baht

Gold jewelry Buying price: 64,581.60 baht Selling price: 66,900 baht

Update latest gold price today here

Advice on when to buy gold

Gold Traders Association president predicts tomorrow's market opening will see gold prices rise by 1,000-2,000 baht, surpassing 80,000 baht.

Huaseangheng advises on when to buy gold, revealing factors influencing the gold price trend.

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