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As of 25/6/2026, Vietnam’s domestic gold prices are quoted in VND per tael, with multiple purity grades listed alongside jewelry and SJC bar gold. Overall, the global market shows a sharp decline, while several Vietnam SJC-linked prices appear stable versus the previous day.
Domestic gold (VND/tael):
• Gold 416 (10K): Buy 50,630,000; Sell 60,530,000. Previous day sell: 60,530,000; 7 days ago: 62,400,000; 30 days ago: 66,480,000.
• Gold 585 (14K): Buy 75,220,000; Sell 85,120,000. Previous day sell: 85,120,000; 7 days ago: 87,750,000; 30 days ago: 93,480,000.
• Gold 610 (14.6K): Buy 78,860,000; Sell 88,760,000. Previous day sell: 88,760,000; 7 days ago: 91,500,000; 30 days ago: 97,480,000.
• Gold 680 (16.3K): Buy 89,040,000; Sell 98,940,000. Previous day sell: 98,940,000; 7 days ago: 102,000,000; 30 days ago: 108,660,000.
• Gold 750 (18K): Buy 99,230,000; Sell 109,130,000. Previous day sell: 109,130,000; 7 days ago: 112,500,000; 30 days ago: 119,850,000.
• 99% gold jewelry: Buy 137,850,000; Sell 144,050,000. Previous day sell: 144,050,000; 7 days ago: 148,500,000; 30 days ago: 158,200,000.
• 99.99% gold jewelry: Buy 141,500,000; Sell 145,500,000. Previous day sell: 145,500,000; 7 days ago: 150,000,000; 30 days ago: 159,800,000.
• PNJ plain ring 999.9: Buy 144,000,000; Sell 147,000,000. Previous day sell: 147,000,000; 7 days ago: 151,300,000; 30 days ago: 161,500,000.
• SJC gold bar: Buy 144,000,000; Sell 147,000,000. Previous day sell: 147,000,000; 7 days ago: 151,300,000; 30 days ago: 161,500,000.
International gold:
Global gold is quoted at 4,024.6 USD/oz. Compared with the previous day, it is down sharply from 4,111.5 USD/oz; it is also below 7 days ago (4,209.1 USD/oz) and 30 days ago (4,523.1 USD/oz).
Market context from the past 24 hours:
News coverage highlights that gold prices fell strongly as the USD moved, with global gold dropping close to the 4,000 USD/ounce level and reaching a 7-month low. At the same time, SJC selling prices are reported to have remained unchanged (“holding steady”), even as the international market weakened.

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