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As of 4/5/2026, Vietnam’s domestic gold market shows broadly steady pricing across multiple gold grades, with SJC bar gold and several jewelry categories clustered around the mid-160 million VND/tael area.
Domestic prices (VND/tael): Vàng 416 (10K) buy 59,530,000 and sell 68,430,000; Vàng 585 (14K) buy 87,330,000 and sell 96,230,000; Vàng 610 (14.6K) buy 91,450,000 and sell 100,350,000; Vàng 680 (16.3K) buy 102,960,000 and sell 111,860,000; Vàng 750 (18K) buy 114,480,000 and sell 123,380,000.
Jewelry and premium categories: Vàng trang sức 99% buy 156,660,000 and sell 162,860,000; Vàng trang sức 99.99% buy 160,500,000 and sell 164,500,000; PNJ smooth rings (PNJ 999.9) buy 163,000,000 and sell 166,000,000; SJC gold bars buy 163,000,000 and sell 166,000,000.
Recent comparison signals (sell prices): for SJC gold bars, the previous day sell price was 166,000,000 VND/tael and 7 days ago was 168,800,000 VND/tael (30 days data not provided). For Vàng trang sức 99%, previous day sell was 162,860,000 and 7 days ago was 165,830,000. For Vàng trang sức 99.99%, previous day sell was 164,500,000 and 7 days ago was 167,500,000.
Internationally, world gold is quoted at 4,626.7 USD/oz, compared with 4,625.6 USD/oz previous day and 4,708 USD/oz 7 days ago (30 days data not provided). This points to a near-term stabilization globally after a higher level one week ago.
News context over the past 24 hours highlights a mixed-to-neutral tone: several reports describe gold prices as moving sideways, with SJC anchored around 166 million VND/tael, while market participants look for a new catalyst. Some commentary suggests a potential upward scenario, but short-term challenges remain and near-term volatility is still a focus.

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