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As of 26/4/2026, Vietnam’s domestic gold market is broadly higher across listed categories, while the latest global gold price is 4,740.9 USD/oz.
Domestic prices (VND/tael) show an upward move versus the previous day for every quoted item, with “Previous day” values provided for 1-day change and no data shown for 7-day or 30-day comparisons.
Key domestic buy/sell levels include: Gold 416 (10K) at 60,813,000 / 69,713,000; Gold 585 (14K) at 88,504,000 / 97,404,000; Gold 610 (14.6K) at 93,008,000 / 101,908,000; Gold 680 (16.3K) at 104,685,000 / 113,585,000; and Gold 750 (18K) at 116,363,000 / 125,263,000 (all in VND/tael).
Jewelry and premium categories are also listed higher: 99% gold at 158,649,000 / 165,149,000; 99.99% gold at 163,800,000 / 166,800,000; PNJ smooth rings (999.9) at 165,800,000 / 168,300,000; and SJC gold bars at 166,300,000 / 168,800,000 (VND/tael).
Global gold is quoted at 4,740.9 USD/oz, compared with 4,702.4 USD/oz from the previous day; 7-day and 30-day figures are not provided in the dataset.
News flow over the past 24 hours highlights a rebound in gold prices, with multiple outlets describing an increase or a “turn upward,” while some commentary notes uncertainty for the coming week and mentions that spreads remain elevated.
Domestic headline references include: gold prices today (26/4) turning upward with next-week outlook described as difficult to predict; SJC and 9999 ring gold moving higher; and reports of prices approaching 169 million VND/tael. Another report cites global gold around 4,708.8 USD/oz and notes SJC rising by about 800,000 VND/tael.
Overall, the provided figures point to a consistent positive shift in Vietnam’s quoted buy/sell levels versus the previous day, alongside a global price that is also higher versus its previous-day reference.

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