Global gold markets remain firm as the world price sits at 4651.3 USD per ounce. The latest data show the world price unchanged from the previous day at 4651.3 USD/oz, while seven days ago it stood at 4572.1 USD/oz, signaling a modest weekly gain as inflation and central bank expectations continue to influence demand. No data is provided for the 30 day period in the dataset.
In Vietnam, the domestic tael prices cover a range of product grades with buy and sell quotes published per tael. Gold 416 (10K) is quoted buy 50,790,000 VND and sell 60,690,000 VND per tael, with the previous day sell price also 60,690,000 and seven days ago 58,910,000 (30 days ago data not available). Gold 585 (14K) is buy 75,450,000 and sell 85,350,000 VND/tael; previous day sell 85,350,000; seven days ago 82,840,000. Gold 610 (14.6K): buy 79,100,000; sell 89,000,000; previous day 89,000,000; seven days ago 86,380,000. Gold 680 (16.3K): buy 89,310,000; sell 99,210,000; previous day 99,210,000; seven days ago 96,290,000. Gold 750 (18K): buy 99,530,000; sell 109,430,000; previous day 109,430,000; seven days ago 106,200,000. Gold jewelry 99%: buy 138,240,000; sell 144,440,000; previous day 144,440,000; seven days ago 140,180,000. Gold jewelry 99.99%: buy 140,900,000; sell 145,900,000; previous day 145,900,000; seven days ago 141,600,000. PNJ 999.9 plain ring: buy 143,400,000; sell 146,900,000; previous day 146,900,000; seven days ago 142,600,000. SJC bullion: buy 144,000,000; sell 147,000,000; previous day 147,000,000; seven days ago 142,700,000.
Across the board, the current sell quotes are higher than seven days ago, illustrating a broad price upshift in domestic taels. The observed spreads between buy and sell range from about 3.0 million to 9.9 million VND per tael depending on the product type. Standard bullion grades (416 through 750) show a roughly 9.9 million gap, while jewelry grades show narrower margins of 5.0 to 6.2 million and PNJ rings a roughly 3.5 million gap, reflecting liquidity and consumer demand patterns in the Vietnamese market.
Market news over the last 24 hours corroborates a constructive domestic tone, with headlines noting continued gains for gold items and mentions of prices around 150 to 154 million VND per tael in some outlets. The global price remains elevated, supporting domestic sentiment even as traders monitor policy shifts and sentiment-driven volatility. Overall these data suggest steadier pricing with a bias toward higher levels compared with a week earlier.
