Global gold prices rose in today trading sessions as investors weighed potential monetary policy shifts while the domestic exchange rate continues to influence valuations in the Vietnamese market. The international benchmark sits at 4118.6 USD per ounce, with no change versus the previous day and similar readings over the past week, indicating a cautious global tone.
In Vietnam the domestic gold market presents quotes by fineness and type all measured in VND per tael. The 416 fineness gold 10K is quoted at a buy of 47,920,000 VND/tael and a sell of 57,820,000 VND/tael, with Previous day 57,820,000 and 7 days ago 57,820,000; 30 days ago data is not available. Higher purity bars command higher levels: 14K gold 585 is 71,420,000 buy and 81,320,000 sell per tael; 14.6K 610 at 74,890,000 buy and 84,790,000 sell; 16.3K 680 at 84,620,000 buy and 94,520,000 sell; 18K 750 at 94,350,000 buy and 104,250,000 sell. Jewelry options show 99 percent gold at 131,410,000 buy and 137,610,000 sell; 99.99 percent gold at 134,000,000 buy and 139,000,000 sell; PNJ 999.9 plain rings at 136,200,000 buy and 140,200,000 sell; SJC bullion at 137,500,000 buy and 140,500,000 sell. Data for 30 days ago is not available across these categories.
The domestic price architecture illustrates that higher purity pieces carry higher tael values and that bid ask spreads differ by product type. Typical spreads hover around 9.9 million VND per tael for most bullion oriented grades, while high end jewelry and coin products display somewhat narrower spreads around 4 to 6 million VND per tael, signaling distinct demand dynamics between investment grade and jewelry grade assets.
Context from the world market provides a frame for these levels. The world price stands at 4118.6 USD per ounce, with daily and weekly readings showing stability. Domestic quotes thus reflect a local currency influence and the premiums embedded in the Vietnamese market, as seen in SJC and PNJ price points near 140 million VND per tael for the most liquid bars.
Over the past 24 hours the news flow highlights a global uptick in gold, with domestic markets showing continued moves across SJC and jewelry segments. Headlines note that SJC gold rose by about 500,000 VND per tael and that some commentary discussed the potential for gold to test resistance near 4,400 USD per ounce, underscoring ongoing volatility and a cautious path into the second half of 2026.
