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Thai Gold Prices Unchanged at 65,600 Baht on Nov 8

Thailand's Gold Traders Association held gold prices steady on November 8, 2025, with gold jewelry selling at 65,600 baht per baht weight, unchanged from the previous day. Gold bars traded at 64,600-64,800 baht while 96.5% purity jewelry bought at 63,308.16 baht. Global spot gold stood at 4,073 US dollars per ounce, and industry leaders predict prices may surge past 80,000 baht soon.

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The Gold Traders Association announced today's gold prices for November 8, 2025, updating the gold market compared to yesterday's close. Gold jewelry sells at 65,600 baht per baht weight. Prices remain steady from the final quote on November 7, with gold jewelry selling at 65,600 baht per baht weight. According to the latest data from the Gold Traders Association published on its website at 9:00 AM, domestic gold bars buy at 64,600 baht and sell at 64,800 baht per the first announcement. For 96.5% purity gold jewelry, the buy price is 63,308.16 baht and the sell price is 65,600 baht. Meanwhile, global spot gold sits at 4,073.00 US dollars per ounce. Summary of today's gold prices for November 8, 2025, first announcement: Gold bars - buy 64,600 baht, sell 64,800 baht. Gold jewelry - buy 63,308.16 baht, sell 65,600 baht. Update latest gold prices here. Advice on when to buy gold. Gold shop president expects market to open tomorrow with gold rising 1,000-2,000 baht, breaking 80,000 baht. Hua Seng Heng advises when to buy gold, reveals factors driving gold price trends.

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