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Gold prices on 3/5/2026 show a high, steady tone in Vietnam’s domestic market, with most listed products trading at elevated buy and sell levels per tael. At the same time, the international gold price remains firm, supporting the overall high-price backdrop.
Domestic gold prices (VND/tael):
• Gold 416 (10K): Buy 59,530,000; Sell 68,430,000. Previous day sell: 68,430,000; 7 days ago sell: 69,713,000.
• Gold 585 (14K): Buy 87,330,000; Sell 96,230,000. Previous day sell: 96,230,000; 7 days ago sell: 97,404,000.
• Gold 610 (14.6K): Buy 91,450,000; Sell 100,350,000. Previous day sell: 100,350,000; 7 days ago sell: 101,908,000.
• Gold 680 (16.3K): Buy 102,960,000; Sell 111,860,000. Previous day sell: 111,860,000; 7 days ago sell: 113,585,000.
• Gold 750 (18K): Buy 114,480,000; Sell 123,380,000. Previous day sell: 123,380,000; 7 days ago sell: 125,263,000.
• 99% gold jewelry: Buy 156,660,000; Sell 162,860,000. Previous day sell: 162,860,000; 7 days ago sell: 165,149,000.
• 99.99% gold jewelry: Buy 160,500,000; Sell 164,500,000. Previous day sell: 164,500,000; 7 days ago sell: 166,800,000.
• PNJ plain rings (999.9): Buy 163,000,000; Sell 166,000,000. Previous day sell: 165,600,000; 7 days ago sell: 168,300,000.
• SJC gold bars: Buy 163,000,000; Sell 166,000,000. Previous day sell: 166,000,000; 7 days ago sell: 168,800,000.
International gold price: 4,644.5 USD/oz. Previous day: 4,645.7; 7 days ago: 4,694.3.
Market news context (past 24 hours) highlights gold price “jitter” and a high-price plateau, with reports noting domestic–international spread and ongoing pressure factors. Multiple outlets also referenced weekend price behavior for SJC, 9999 rings, and world gold, while one report pointed to unfavorable conditions ahead of “oil shock” pressure and noted India’s unexpected gold-related move.
Overall, the data suggests Vietnam’s gold market is holding elevated price levels per tael while the global benchmark remains supported, even as the international price is slightly lower than 7 days ago.
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