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As of 10/5/2026, Vietnam’s domestic gold market shows firm pricing across multiple gold grades, with most listed “previous day” and “7 days ago” sell prices near the top of the recent range.
Domestic prices (VND/tael) are as follows: Gold 416 (10K) buy 59,990,000 and sell 68,890,000; Gold 585 (14K) buy 87,980,000 and sell 96,880,000; Gold 610 (14.6K) buy 92,120,000 and sell 101,020,000; Gold 680 (16.3K) buy 103,710,000 and sell 112,610,000; Gold 750 (18K) buy 115,300,000 and sell 124,200,000.
Jewelry-grade gold is also steady: 99% jewelry gold buy 157,740,000 and sell 163,940,000; 99.99% jewelry gold buy 161,600,000 and sell 165,600,000.
PNJ smooth bar and SJC bar prices remain elevated: PNJ 999.9 smooth rings buy 164,300,000 and sell 167,300,000; SJC gold bars buy 164,500,000 and sell 167,500,000 (all in VND/tael).
Compared with the previous day, the listed SJC sell price is 167,500,000 VND/tael (previous day: 167,500,000) and the 7-day sell reference is 166,000,000 VND/tael, indicating a stable-to-firm tone over the week.
Internationally, global gold is quoted at 4,730.7 USD/oz, compared with 4,723.7 USD/oz one day ago and 4,630 USD/oz 7 days ago, keeping the market above the $4,700/oz level.
News flow in the past 24 hours highlights that global gold has been holding near the $4,700/oz mark and that expectations remain focused on potential upside toward higher levels, while domestic SJC is reported as stable in the 164.5–167.5 million VND/tael band.
Key domestic weekly context cited by market reports notes that SJC, smooth rings (9999), and jewelry gold have been trending higher over the week, with some coverage describing increases up to around 1 million VND/tael.

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