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As of 28/5/2026, the precious-metals market shows mixed movement across key global contracts. International gold is reported at 6,331 USD/lb, down from 6,433 USD/lb in the previous day and also below the 30-day level of 5,978 USD/lb.
Other global metals are softer: palladium is at 1,414.5 USD/oz versus 1,393.5 USD/oz one day ago, while the 30-day figure is 1,469 USD/oz. platinum is quoted at 1,932 USD/oz, compared with 1,976.8 USD/oz one day ago and 1,947.2 USD/oz over 30 days.
Silver is at 74.75 USD/oz, down from 77.69 USD/oz one day ago, with the 30-day level at 73.66 USD/oz.
In Vietnam-related coverage over the past 24 hours, headlines highlight gold prices trending down toward the 160 million VND level, with references to SJC 9999 24k, plain rings, and global gold updates. One report attributes the pressure to rising interest-rate risk, while another notes a strong wave of selling in the market.
International metals snapshot (USD)
• Gold (world): 6,331 USD/lb (Previous day: 6,433; 7 days: 6,343; 30 days: 5,978)
• Palladium: 1,414.5 USD/oz (Previous day: 1,393.5; 7 days: 1,400.5; 30 days: 1,469)
• Platinum: 1,932 USD/oz (Previous day: 1,976.8; 7 days: 1,973; 30 days: 1,947.2)
• Silver (world): 74.75 USD/oz (Previous day: 77.69; 7 days: 76.93; 30 days: 73.66)
Overall, the data points to a cautious tone: gold is lower versus the previous day, while palladium and platinum also remain below their recent higher readings. Silver is notably down from the previous day, reinforcing a risk-off sentiment reflected in the news flow.
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