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As of 4/5/2026, Vietnam’s domestic gold market shows steady pricing across major SJC and branded categories, with SJC quoted at 166 million VND/tael on the sell side.
Domestic gold prices (VND/tael): Vàng 416 (10K) is 59,530,000 (buy) and 68,430,000 (sell); Vàng 585 (14K) is 87,330,000 (buy) and 96,230,000 (sell); Vàng 610 (14.6K) is 91,450,000 (buy) and 100,350,000 (sell); Vàng 680 (16.3K) is 102,960,000 (buy) and 111,860,000 (sell); Vàng 750 (18K) is 114,480,000 (buy) and 123,380,000 (sell).
Higher-purity and jewelry categories are also firm: Vàng nữ trang 99% is 156,660,000 (buy) and 162,860,000 (sell); Vàng nữ trang 99.99% is 160,500,000 (buy) and 164,500,000 (sell). PNJ’s plain 999.9 ring is 163,000,000 (buy) and 166,000,000 (sell).
SJC gold bars are quoted at 163,000,000 (buy) and 166,000,000 (sell). Compared with the previous day, the sell prices were: 68,430,000 for Vàng 416, 96,230,000 for Vàng 585, 100,350,000 for Vàng 610, 111,860,000 for Vàng 680, 123,380,000 for Vàng 750, 162,860,000 for Vàng nữ trang 99%, 164,500,000 for Vàng nữ trang 99.99%, 166,000,000 for PNJ 999.9 rings, and 166,000,000 for SJC bars.
On the weekly view provided, the previous 7-day sell prices were higher for each listed domestic category (for example, SJC sell price was 168,800,000 VND/tael 7 days ago), indicating a mild downward drift from the week-ago level.
Internationally, global gold is quoted at 4,626.7 USD/oz. Compared with the previous day, global gold was 4,625.6 USD/oz, while the 7-day figure was 4,708 USD/oz.
News flow over the past 24 hours highlights a “sideways/awaiting a new catalyst” theme in Vietnam, with SJC anchored around 166 million VND/tael and market participants watching for fresh signals that could trigger a stronger move.
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