Today’s gold price, Jul. 2, 2026, opens the market up 850 baht
Today’s gold price report for Thursday, July 2, 2026: the Gold Traders Association’s first announcement (market open) at 09:05 raised prices by 850 baht to around 63,900 baht, compared with yesterday’s final trading announcement (Wednesday), when gold prices were announced 15 times during the day and fell a total of 250 baht to around 63,050 baht
Domestic 96.5% gold trading prices on Thursday, July 2, 2026 (Announcement No. 1)
Gold jewelry: selling price 64,700 baht per baht-weight; tax base 62,428.88 baht per baht-weight
Gold bars: selling price 63,900 baht per baht-weight; buying price 62,700 baht
Domestic 96.5% gold trading prices on Wednesday, July 1, 2026 (15th announcement, final)
Gold jewelry: selling price 63,850 baht per baht-weight; tax base 61,595.08 baht per baht-weight
Gold bars: selling price 63,050 baht per baht-weight; buying price 62,850 baht
KEY POINTS
- Domestic gold prices on Jul. 2, 2026 opened up immediately by 850 baht per baht-weight of gold
- As a result, gold bars were sold at 63,900 baht per baht-weight and jewelry gold at 64,700 baht
- The increase was driven by surging global gold prices after comments from the Fed chair and slowing U.S. employment data
Spot gold and overseas markets move
Spot gold rebounded strongly this morning, briefly testing $4,100/oz early on and most recently trading around $4,000/oz, near $4,046/oz. U.S. COMEX gold closed up $43.90 in last night’s session at around $4,082.40/oz
The market was supported after remarks by Kevin Warsh, chair of the U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed), who said U.S. inflation risks have eased. Gold also drew support after U.S. private-sector employment data came in below expectations, signaling a slowing labor market
Meanwhile, gold prices in the Hong Kong market opened sharply lower this morning, down HK$230 to around HK$37,870
