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As of 29/4/2026, gold prices in Vietnam are broadly lower, while the global gold benchmark also declines. In the domestic market, multiple product lines show sharp “sell” price reductions compared with the previous day.
Domestic gold (VND/tael) shows the following buy/sell levels: Vàng 416 (10K) at 60,280,000 buy and 69,180,000 sell; Vàng 585 (14K) at 88,390,000 buy and 97,290,000 sell; Vàng 610 (14.6K) at 92,540,000 buy and 101,440,000 sell; Vàng 680 (16.3K) at 104,180,000 buy and 113,080,000 sell; Vàng 750 (18K) at 115,830,000 buy and 124,730,000 sell.
Higher-purity items are also down: 99% gold at 158,440,000 buy and 164,640,000 sell; 99.99% gold at 162,300,000 buy and 166,300,000 sell; PNJ smooth 999.9 rings at 164,500,000 buy and 167,500,000 sell; and SJC gold bars at 164,500,000 buy and 167,500,000 sell.
Compared with the previous day, the “sell” prices fall across the board. For example, Vàng 416 (10K) sell drops from 69,260,000 to 69,180,000 VND/tael; Vàng 585 (14K) from 97,400,000 to 97,290,000; Vàng 610 (14.6K) from 101,570,000 to 101,440,000; and Vàng 750 (18K) from 124,880,000 to 124,730,000 VND/tael. SJC bars and PNJ 999.9 smooth rings also ease from 168,000,000 to 167,500,000 VND/tael.
Internationally, global gold is quoted at 4,605.4 USD/oz, down from 4,681.7 USD/oz in the previous day. The dataset shows no available 7-day or 30-day change figures.
News over the past 24 hours highlights broad declines: reports mention SJC and smooth rings “erasing” millions of VND/tael, global gold falling by more than 100 USD, and gold prices hitting a weekly low amid Middle East tensions that have also driven oil higher. Several outlets describe a widespread, rapid drop across domestic and world gold prices.
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