Domestic silver price today November 18, 2025
At Sacombank (SBJ), the silver price on the morning of November 18 was traded at 1.938 million VND/tael for buying and 1.989 million VND/tael for selling. This price decreased sharply by 57,000 VND/tael compared to yesterday.
At Phu Quy Group, silver prices are on the rise again. The company listed 1,952 million VND/tael for buying and 2,012 million VND/tael for selling, down 1,000 VND/tael.
Some remaining brands recorded quite large price differences. Ancarat sold 1 tael of silver for around 1.935 million VND, while Golden Fun raised the selling price to 2.011 million VND/tael.
World silver price today November 18, 2025
Silver prices rose more than 1% to $50.91 an ounce at the start of the week, but the market fundamentals remained under pressure. The US dollar rose after a series of cautious comments from Fed officials, with Kansas City Fed President Jeffrey Schmid saying inflation was still too high and policy needed to continue to curb demand. Expectations for a 25-basis-point rate cut in December have fallen below 50% according to CME FedWatch, indicating investors are not confident in the possibility of easing.
Currently, the world silver price converted according to this morning's exchange rate is about 1.62 million VND/tael, significantly lower than the domestic selling price. The high difference shows that the domestic market is still being greatly affected by the demand for precious metals and processing costs.
The change in interest rate expectations has increased the attractiveness of the USD, causing the precious metal to lose its advantage. Gold has been sold for three consecutive sessions, while silver prices have also struggled as money flows have sought refuge in the USD. The delay in US economic reports due to the government shutdown has made investors more cautious, keeping the USD strong and putting pressure on the precious metal.
Silver Price Forecast
Silver prices are following an uptrend line from early November and holding above the support zone of $50.05 - $50.65/ounce. However, the recent upside momentum has weakened. RSI retreated to the 40 zone, indicating a slowing of buying pressure after silver fell from overbought territory.
A close below $50.05 could see the short-term bullish structure broken and drag silver to the $48.45/ounce area. On the other hand, a recovery above $52.41 could see buyers regain the upper hand and open the door for a move back to the $54 area.
In the current scenario, silver is supported by geopolitical tensions and safe-haven demand, but this support is not strong enough to create a sustainable uptrend as the USD remains strong.
The silver market is heading into a big trading week with two big reports: the FOMC minutes due Wednesday and Nonfarm Payrolls pushed to Thursday. Investors need clearer signals on whether the Fed is ready to adjust its stance in the face of slowing growth.
In the absence of new data, silver prices are likely to remain in a narrow range around $50-$51, directly influenced by the USD's performance and interest rate expectations.
Source: https://baonghean.vn/gia-bac-hom-nay-18-11-2025-bac-phu-quy-giam-nhe-tro-lai-10311714.html
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