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In the precious metals market over the past 24 hours (28/4/2026), international prices generally softened, reflecting cautious sentiment tied to inflation concerns and expectations around major central bank meetings.
Gold (world): 6,089 USD/lb, down from 6,027 USD/lb in the previous day. Data for 7 days and 30 days was not provided.
Palladium: 1,484.5 USD/oz, easing from 1,509.9 USD/oz in the previous day. Data for 7 days and 30 days was not provided.
Platinum (Bạch Kim): 2,004.3 USD/oz, down from 2,030.4 USD/oz in the previous day. Data for 7 days and 30 days was not provided.
Silver (world): 75.975 USD/oz, lower than 76.414 USD/oz in the previous day. Data for 7 days and 30 days was not provided.
News context from the last 24 hours: Reports highlighted that gold prices fell as markets focused on inflation risks and looked ahead to meetings of major central banks. Silver prices were also described as declining across multiple updates.
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