Silver price today December 4, 2025 increased sharply to a record price

Silver prices today, December 3, 2025, continued to increase in most domestic brands, while the world market remained above 58 USD/ounce, reinforcing the upward trend that has lasted for many weeks.

Domestic silver price approaches 2.3 million VND/tael

Early morning of December 4, silver bar prices at major brands simultaneously increased.

Phu Quy silver price is listed at 2,184 million VND/tael for buying and 2,252 million VND/tael for selling. Silver price here increased by 41,000 VND/tael in both directions.

Sacombank 's Kim Phuc Loc SBJ silver bar has a buying price of VND2,133 million/tael and a selling price of VND2,187 million/tael. The increases are VND39,000/tael and VND42,000/tael, respectively.

Ancarat Precious Metals Company listed the price of 2024 Ancarat 999 silver bars at VND 2,201 million/tael (buy) and VND 2,251 million/tael (sell). Silver price increased uniformly by VND 20,000/tael.

Analysts say that domestic silver prices are maintaining at a very high level, nearly 2.3 million VND/tael for sale.

For bulk silver, the adjustment varies between brands.

2025 Ancarat 999 silver bars (1kg) increased sharply, with the buying price of silver at VND 57,766 million/kg and the selling price at VND 59,526 million/kg. The increases were VND 512,000 and VND 532,000/kg, respectively.

Phu Quy's 1kg silver price has slightly decreased in both directions, but the selling price of silver still exceeds 60 million VND/kg.

World silver price stays above 58 USD/ounce, increasing strongly for many weeks

On the morning of December 4, the spot silver price in the Asian market opened at 58.48 USD/ounce. The world silver price has surpassed the 58.5 USD/ounce mark, recording an increase of more than 62% compared to the beginning of August. The increase of silver is stronger than that of gold in the past 3 years.

The rapid rise could put the metal under profit-taking pressure. However, many forecasts remain optimistic. Coincodex expects silver prices to rise to $61 an ounce next week and reach $88.50 an ounce in three months.

Despite a recovery in the dollar and strong stock markets, silver prices continued to rise on tight supplies. Reserves in London fell and inventories in Shanghai fell to a 10-year low.

Industrial demand, particularly from green energy such as solar power and lithium batteries, is a key driver of growth. Experts warn that the risk of a silver supply shortage could persist. Metals Focus predicts a prolonged supply deficit.

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