Global gold prices were at 4065.5 USD per ounce, down from 4070.9 USD the previous day. In the past 7 days, prices stood at 4037.4 USD/oz, and over the last 30 days price reached 4212 USD/oz, indicating a mixed trajectory with a recent pullback after a longer run higher. This dynamic can influence domestic pricing as local sentiment and supply conditions respond to overseas movements.
In the domestic market, prices are quoted per tael in VND and vary by alloy quality. Gold 416 (10K) shows a buy of 48,010,000 VND/tael and a sell of 57,910,000 VND/tael, with historical sell levels of 57,410,000 previous day, 58,200,000 seven days ago, and 58,860,000 thirty days ago. Gold 585 (14K) offers buy 71,530,000 and sell 81,430,000 VND/tael, vs historical sell values of 80,730,000 previous day, 81,840,000 seven days ago, and 82,780,000 thirty days ago. Gold 610 (14.6K) buys 75,010,000 and sells 84,910,000, with previous day 84,180,000; 7 days 85,340,000; 30 days 86,320,000. Gold 680 (16.3K) buys 84,760,000 and sells 94,660,000, against prior sell levels of 93,840,000; 7 days 95,130,000; 30 days 96,220,000. Gold 750 (18K) buys 94,500,000 and sells 104,400,000, with previous day 103,500,000; 7 days 104,930,000; 30 days 106,130,000.
For finer gold content, jewelry items show higher prices: 99 percent jewelry buys 131,610,000 and sells 137,810,000 VND/tael, with previous day 136,620,000; 7 days 138,500,000; 30 days 140,090,000. 99.99 percent jewelry buys 134,700,000 and sells 139,200,000 VND/tael, versus prior levels of 138,000,000; 139,900,000; 141,500,000. PNJ 999.9 plain ring buys 137,000,000 and sells 141,000,000 VND/tael, with previous day 140,600,000; 7 days 141,400,000; 30 days 142,500,000. PNJ 999.9 bullion form SJC buys 139,700,000 and sells 142,700,000 VND/tael, with previous day 142,000,000; 7 days 142,300,000; 30 days 142,500,000.
Global prices stand at 4065.5 USD/oz, with the historical references of 4070.9 the previous day, 4037.4 seven days ago, and 4212 thirty days ago. The structure shows a broad domestic premium to world prices, especially in mass market and jewelry grades, while SJC bullion maintains the tightest spread among the listed products.
In the latest 24 hours, market news highlights a shift as domestic gold rose across most standard products while world prices edged lower. The SJC price near 142.7 million per tael and a generally firmer domestic tone suggest a price discovery process driven by local demand, supply fundamentals, and global cues.
