Global gold markets ended the day with a steady tone as the world price stood at 4118.6 USD per ounce, with the 30 day series around 4023 USD per ounce. In the latest 24 hours, headlines across major outlets pointed to a turn higher in domestic prices in step with firmer global sentiment, signaling broad stabilization across benchmark rates and local demand dynamics.
In the domestic market, quotes are shown per tael in Vietnamese dong for a range of products. Gold 416 (10K) is quoted Buy 47,920,000 VND/tael and Sell 57,820,000 VND/tael; Gold 585 (14K) Buy 71,420,000, Sell 81,320,000; Gold 610 (14.6K) Buy 74,890,000, Sell 84,790,000; Gold 680 (16.3K) Buy 84,620,000, Sell 94,520,000; Gold 750 (18K) Buy 94,350,000, Sell 104,250,000; Gold jewelry 99% Buy 131,410,000, Sell 137,610,000; Gold jewelry 99.99% Buy 134,000,000, Sell 139,000,000; PNJ Plain Ring 999.9 Buy 136,200,000, Sell 140,200,000; SJC bullion Buy 137,500,000, Sell 140,500,000 per tael.
Historical references accompany each line, listing previous day and 7 days ago values along with 30 days ago figures. In this data set, the 7 days ago values match the current quotes for the buy and sell levels, while the 30 days ago readings are generally higher by several million dong per tael. For example the 30 day figures range from about 1.7 million to 6.1 million higher than today across the different products, reflecting a softer trend over the longer window.
The spread between buy and sell prices is widest in the bullion grades, with roughly a 9.9 million VND per tael gap across the 10K to 18K series. Jewelry and branded pieces carry narrower spreads, typically around 4 to 6 million, while SJC bullion shows the smallest premium at about 3.0 million. This pattern highlights liquidity and branding factors influencing practical trading costs, even as the overall domestic price level remains anchored near the mid 140 million range for higher purity and branded pieces.
Market news over the past 24 hours points to a broad uptick in domestic prices alongside solid attention to global gold moves. Reports indicate SJC bullion has hovered around 141 to 144 million VND per tael in recent coverage, with the domestic market tracking a positive tone as investors weigh inflation signals and currency movements ahead of upcoming sessions. The combination of steady global quotes and firm domestic levels suggests continued interest in both bullion bars and higher purity jewelry as safe haven demand persists.
