The atmosphere in the Yaowarat area is extremely lively as the public and investors flock closely to track gold prices after continuous fluctuations. Investors believe the price has the potential to surge to 90,000 baht if global factors provide support.
On 2 March 2026, reporters observed a particularly bustling gold trading scene along Yaowarat Road since early morning, as gold prices rose. Gold bars in Yaowarat were priced at 79,300 baht per baht weight, while gold ornaments stood at 77,513 baht per baht weight, prompting many people and investors to closely follow the situation.
Field reports showed people lining up along Yaowarat Road, closely watching price boards at well-known gold shops. Many brought their accumulated gold to sell for profit, while other investors rushed to buy and accumulate gold for both short- and long-term speculation. At times, queues formed continuously amid strict security measures.
Mr. Kritphumsa Maleehom, 58, one of the gold buyers, said he remains confident that gold prices could rise further, potentially reaching 90,000 baht if international factors continue to support the market. Regarding volatility, he noted it depends on each individual's risk tolerance and requires personal management.
However, business operators advise investors to closely monitor the baht exchange rate and global economic conditions, as gold prices remain highly volatile at this time.
As of 12:06 GMT+7, the latest prices showed a 50 baht decrease, with gold bars (1 baht weight) bought at 79,350.00 baht and sold at 79,550.00 baht. Gold ornaments (1 baht weight) were bought at 77,755.64 baht and sold at 80,350.00 baht.
Since the morning until 12:06 GMT+7, gold prices have fluctuated 17 times today.