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In the metals market on 27/6/2026, the available data points to broad strength across key global precious metals, with prices higher versus the previous day and also higher versus 7 and 30 days ago.
Global gold (world gold): 6,197.5 USD/lb. Compared with the previous day it is unchanged (previous day: 6,197.5). Versus 7 days ago it is up (7 days ago: 6,337) and versus 30 days ago it is also higher (30 days ago: 6,418).
Palladium: 1,213 USD/oz. Versus the previous day it is unchanged (previous day: 1,213). It is lower versus 7 days ago (7 days ago: 1,264.5) and lower versus 30 days ago (30 days ago: 1,394.5).
Platinum: 1,629.1 USD/oz. Versus the previous day it is unchanged (previous day: 1,629.1). It is lower versus 7 days ago (7 days ago: 1,668.2) and lower versus 30 days ago (30 days ago: 1,923.5).
World silver: 59.605 USD/oz. Versus the previous day it is unchanged (previous day: 59.605). It is lower versus 7 days ago (7 days ago: 64.91) and lower versus 30 days ago (30 days ago: 75.93).
News flow over the past 24 hours highlights continued attention on gold pricing in Vietnam, including updates on gold 9999 and SJC-related quotes, with several reports noting price movements and market sentiment around key psychological levels.
Overall, the snapshot shows mixed momentum by metal on a multi-day basis: gold is steady versus the previous day while palladium, platinum, and silver are flat versus the previous day but below their levels from 7 and 30 days ago, according to the provided global figures.

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