Gold prices in Vietnam continued their four-day upward trend, increasing by 13.5 million Vietnamese Dong per tael (a unit of weight commonly used for gold). This surge follows a recently reached agreement between the United States and Iran. The details of the agreement’s impact on the gold market are currently being analyzed by economists. This marks a significant increase in gold value within a short period, potentially impacting investors and the local economy. Market analysts suggest the US-Iran deal has reduced geopolitical risk, driving investment towards gold as a safe-haven asset. Further monitoring of international relations and economic indicators is expected to influence future gold price fluctuations. The current price remains volatile as traders assess the long-term implications of the agreement.