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As of 1/6/2026, Vietnam’s gold market shows a broadly steady domestic range, with SJC gold continuing to trade around the 159 million VND/tael level on the selling side.
Domestic gold prices (VND/tael): 10K gold is quoted at 56,660,000 (buy) and 65,560,000 (sell). 14K gold is 83,300,000 (buy) and 92,200,000 (sell). 14.6K gold is 87,240,000 (buy) and 96,140,000 (sell). 16.3K gold is 98,270,000 (buy) and 107,170,000 (sell). 18K gold is 109,300,000 (buy) and 118,200,000 (sell).
For jewelry-grade items, 99% gold is 149,820,000 (buy) and 156,020,000 (sell), while 99.99% gold is 153,600,000 (buy) and 157,600,000 (sell).
Retail benchmarks remain near the same zone: PNJ smooth rings (999.9) are 156,000,000 (buy) and 159,000,000 (sell), and SJC gold bars are also 156,000,000 (buy) and 159,000,000 (sell).
Recent domestic reference vs. previous days: SJC gold bars were at 159,000,000 VND/tael on the previous day, 162,000,000 VND/tael 7 days ago, and 166,000,000 VND/tael 30 days ago—indicating a pullback from the 30-day level.
Global gold price: International gold is quoted at 4,571.6 USD/oz. Compared with the previous day, it eased from 4,593 USD/oz, while it remains below 30-day levels (4,644.5 USD/oz). It was 4,561.8 USD/oz 7 days ago.
News context from the past 24 hours: Multiple reports highlighted that SJC gold in Vietnam is being sold around 159 million VND/tael, with market commentary describing a difficult and unpredictable start to the month. Coverage also noted that gold prices have fluctuated near the 159 million VND/tael mark, with investors watching for new signals from the U.S. economy. Some headlines warned about risks and cautioned against chasing prices, while others pointed to a recovery trend.
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