Global gold markets show a cautious tone as the world price sits around 3,907.7 USD per ounce, with the previous day at 3,898.9 USD/oz and 7 day and 30 day readings at 4,020.7 and 4,162.3 USD/oz respectively. This indicates limited short term momentum and a focus on macro signals as investors weigh inflation, rates, and risk appetite. Domestic sentiment is influenced by these shifts, while local liquidity remains supported by a wide range of bullion and jewelry offerings priced per tael in Vietnamese dong.
In the Vietnamese domestic market, prices are quoted per tael and vary by purity and product type. The 10K gold variant (416) shows a buy price of 46,260,000 VND per tael and a sell price of 56,160,000 VND per tael, with historical sell levels of 56,160,000 yesterday, 57,410,000 seven days ago, and 59,280,000 thirty days ago. The 14K gold variant (585) trades at 69,080,000 VND to buy and 78,980,000 VND to sell, while the sell history reads 78,980,000 yesterday, 80,730,000 seven days ago, and 83,360,000 thirty days ago. The 14.6K variant (610) is priced at 72,450,000 VND buy and 82,350,000 VND sell, with sell history of 82,350,000 yesterday, 84,180,000 seven days ago, and 86,930,000 thirty days ago. The 16.3K variant (680) lists 81,900,000 VND buy and 91,800,000 VND sell, with sell levels of 91,800,000 yesterday, 93,840,000 seven days ago, and 96,900,000 thirty days ago.
The 18K variant (750) is available at 91,350,000 VND to buy and 101,250,000 VND to sell, while its sell history shows 101,250,000 yesterday, 103,500,000 seven days ago, and 106,880,000 thirty days ago. For nearly pure jewelry, 99 percent jewelry is bought at 127,450,000 VND and sold at 133,650,000 VND per tael, with corresponding sell history of 133,650,000 yesterday, 136,620,000 seven days ago, and 141,080,000 thirty days ago. The 99.99 percent jewelry trades at 130,500,000 VND buy and 135,000,000 VND sell, with sells of 135,000,000 yesterday, 138,000,000 seven days ago, and 142,500,000 thirty days ago. PNJ 999.9 plain rings are offered at 133,600,000 VND to buy and 137,600,000 VND to sell, and their sell history reads 137,600,000 yesterday, 140,600,000 seven days ago, and 143,500,000 thirty days ago. SJC bullion is quoted at 136,000,000 VND to buy and 139,000,000 VND to sell, with historical sells of 139,000,000 yesterday, 141,700,000 seven days ago, and 143,500,000 thirty days ago.
Across the spectrum, the data show a clear ladder of pricing by purity: lower purity items such as 10K and 14K carry lower absolute buy and sell levels but maintain a substantial spread, while higher purity products such as 99 and 99.99 percent jewelry and SJC bullion command higher price tags with comparatively narrower spreads. For instance, the typical buy-sell gap hovers around 9 to 10 million VND per tael for standard bullion and mid-range jewelry, whereas the premium jewelry and branded bullion items tend to exhibit a smaller gap of roughly 3 to 6 million VND per tael. This pattern reflects a combination of liquidity, branding, and perceived purity premiums in the Vietnam market.
The past 24 hours of market news highlight a global pullback in gold while domestic indicators show stability in SJC and other retail variants after a prior decline. International coverage notes that gold breached or neared important levels below 3,900 USD per ounce, while Vietnamese outlets report domestic prices moving sideways or adjusting gradually. Taken together, these signals suggest a cautious near term for gold buyers in Vietnam, with emphasis on purity, brand, and timing as key drivers of pricing in the local market as of 2 November 2026.
