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As of 9/5/2026, Vietnam’s gold market shows a largely steady domestic range, with many listed products holding near recent levels. Headlines over the past 24 hours described domestic gold as “immobile” around the 167.5 million VND/tael selling zone, even as global gold remains higher.
Domestic prices (VND/tael) show the following buy/sell levels: Gold 416 (10K) at 59,990,000 / 68,890,000; Gold 585 (14K) at 87,980,000 / 96,880,000; Gold 610 (14.6K) at 92,120,000 / 101,020,000; Gold 680 (16.3K) at 103,710,000 / 112,610,000; Gold 750 (18K) at 115,300,000 / 124,200,000.
Higher-purity items are quoted with tighter bands: 99% jewelry gold at 157,740,000 / 163,940,000; 99.99% jewelry gold at 161,600,000 / 165,600,000; PNJ smooth rings (999.9) at 164,300,000 / 167,300,000; and SJC gold bars at 164,500,000 / 167,500,000.
Compared with the previous day, the listed selling prices were: Gold 416 at 68,890,000 (previous day 68,890,000); Gold 585 at 96,880,000 (previous day 96,880,000); Gold 610 at 101,020,000 (previous day 101,020,000); Gold 680 at 112,610,000 (previous day 112,610,000); Gold 750 at 124,200,000 (previous day 124,200,000); 99% jewelry gold at 163,940,000 (previous day 163,940,000); 99.99% jewelry gold at 165,600,000 (previous day 165,600,000); PNJ 999.9 smooth rings at 167,300,000 (previous day 167,000,000); and SJC bars at 167,500,000 (previous day 167,500,000).
Over the past 7 days, selling prices were also mostly near their current levels, with examples including: Gold 585 at 96,230,000; Gold 610 at 100,350,000; Gold 680 at 111,860,000; Gold 750 at 123,380,000; 99% jewelry gold at 162,860,000; 99.99% jewelry gold at 164,500,000; PNJ 999.9 smooth rings at 166,000,000; and SJC bars at 166,000,000. (30-day comparisons were not provided.)
Internationally, global gold is quoted at 4,723.7 USD/oz, up from 4,707.4 USD/oz in the previous day and above the level of 4,644.5 USD/oz from 7 days ago. The combination of firmer global pricing and a domestic market described as “steady/immobile” kept local gold anchored around the commonly cited 164.5–167.5 million VND/tael selling area.
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