Global gold prices hovered near 4122 USD per ounce in the latest session, while the 30 day reading sits higher at around 4187 USD per ounce. Previous day and 7 day levels were both 4122 USD per ounce, indicating a pause in near term volatility as markets digest macro data and geopolitical headlines.
Domestically, price quotes cover a range of standard products. For 416 (10K) gold bars the buy price is 49,590,000 VND per tael and the sell price is 59,490,000 VND per tael, with previous day and 7 day quotes at 59,490,000 VND/tael and 30 days ago at 62,360,000 VND/tael. For 585 (14K) bars the buy is 73,760,000 and the sell 83,660,000 VND/tael, with the prior day values at 83,660,000 VND/tael, 7 days ago at 83,660,000, and 30 days ago at 87,690,000. For 610 (14.6K) bars the buy is 77,330,000 and the sell 87,230,000 VND/tael, with previous day 87,230,000, 7 days ago 87,230,000, and 30 days ago 91,440,000. For 680 (16.3K) bars the buy is 87,340,000 and the sell 97,240,000 VND/tael, with 30 days ago at 101,930,000. For 750 (18K) bars the buy is 97,350,000 and the sell 107,250,000 VND/tael, with 30 days ago at 112,430,000.
Branded jewelry and high purity offerings show similar patterns. Jewelry 99 percent buys at 135,370,000 and sells at 141,570,000 VND/tael, with 30 days ago at 148,400,000. Jewelry 99.99 percent buys at 138,000,000 and sells at 143,000,000 VND/tael, with 30 days ago at 149,900,000. PNJ 999.9 plain rings are bought at 140,000,000 and sold at 145,500,000 VND/tael, with 30 days ago at 151,400,000. SJC bullion bars are bought at 142,000,000 and sold at 146,000,000 VND/tael, with 30 days ago at 151,400,000.
Across these segments, the bid ask spreads underscore the current market tone. The 10K and 18K level spreads are roughly 9.9 million VND per tael, while higher purity jewelry exhibits roughly 5 to 7 million VND per tael spreads. The relative decline from the 30 day reference prices ranges from about 2.9 million to around 6.9 million VND per tael, illustrating a broad pullback from recent highs in the domestic market.
In the broader context, world prices sit at around 4122 USD per ounce, with the 30 day reading at 4187.3 USD/oz. This suggests domestic prices are reacting to a global backdrop that shows limited volatility in the near term, even as local quotes pulled back versus the 30 day reference. The latest 24 hour market chatter highlighted widespread coverage of price declines and a trend toward alignment across brands, with several outlets noting a softer domestic tone and a move toward common pricing signals in the near term.
