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Thailand's gold prices surged 650 baht on November 9, 2026, with gold ornaments now selling at 66,250 baht per baht weight. The Gold Traders Association reported the increase in its morning announcement, while international spot gold reached $4,124.50 per ounce. Industry leaders predict prices could rise further, potentially breaking the 80,000 baht threshold.

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Gold prices for November 9, 2026 rose 650 baht from the previous day's close of November 8, with gold ornaments selling at 66,250 baht per baht weight, based on the latest data from the Gold Traders Association published at 9:02 AM. Gold bars have a domestic buy price of 65,250 baht and sell price of 65,450 baht per baht weight in the first announcement. For 96.5% purity gold ornaments, the buy price is 63,944.88 baht and sell price is 66,250 baht per baht weight. The international gold spot price stands at $4,124.50 per ounce. Summary of today's gold prices, November 9, 2026, first announcement: Gold bars — buy 65,250 baht, sell 65,450 baht per baht weight. Gold ornaments — buy 63,944.88 baht, sell 66,250 baht per baht weight. The Gold Traders Association president predicts tomorrow's market could see gold surge another 1,000-2,000 baht, potentially breaking 80,000 baht. Hua Seng Heng advises on when to buy gold and reveals factors driving the price trend.

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