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As of 20/6/2026, global precious metals showed a broad pullback across key contracts, with declines versus the previous day and weaker performance over the past 7 and 30 days.
Gold (world): 6,337 USD/lb, down from 6,368.5 USD/lb in the previous day. Over longer horizons, it was also lower than 7 days ago (6,445 USD/lb) and 30 days ago (6,343 USD/lb).
Palladium: 1,264.5 USD/oz, below 1,288.5 USD/oz in the previous day. It also fell versus 7 days ago (1,291.5 USD/oz) and notably versus 30 days ago (1,400.5 USD/oz).
Platinum: 1,668.2 USD/oz, down from 1,691.0 USD/oz in the previous day. The decline extended to 7 days ago (1,712.2 USD/oz) and 30 days ago (1,973.0 USD/oz).
Silver (world): 64.91 USD/oz, lower than 65.525 USD/oz in the previous day. It was also down compared with 7 days ago (67.974 USD/oz) and 30 days ago (76.93 USD/oz).
News snapshot (last 24 hours): Multiple reports updated gold prices for 20/6/2026, covering domestic gold (including SJC 9999 and BTMC DOJI Phú Quý) alongside global gold, and noted that gold prices in Vietnam and worldwide fell in tandem.
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