Precious metals prices today 28/6/2026: Gold rebounds after slipping below $4,000; palladium, platinum and silver extend multi-week gains

In the last 24 hours, market coverage highlighted a recovery in gold after a sharp dip below the $4,000 level, though pressure is described as not fully eased.

Domestic reporting on 28/6/2026 said gold prices are widely back around the 148.5 million VND/tael selling level, with SJC noted to have risen strongly by about 1.5 million VND.

Internationally, gold was quoted at 6,207 USD/lb, unchanged versus the previous day, but higher versus 7 days ago (6,325.5 USD/lb) and 30 days ago (6,394 USD/lb). This points to a rebound attempt after a recent weakness.

Other precious metals showed clear upward trends over longer windows: palladium rose to 1,220.4 USD/oz, up from 7 days ago (1,264.5 USD/oz) and notably lower versus 30 days ago (1,368.5 USD/oz) based on the provided figures; platinum was quoted at 1,647.3 USD/oz, below 7 days ago (1,661.5 USD/oz) and well below 30 days ago (1,922.9 USD/oz) in the same dataset; silver was quoted at 59,674 USD/oz, below 7 days ago (64.67 USD/oz) and 30 days ago (75.585 USD/oz) as listed.

Overall, the news flow emphasized gold’s volatility—falling through $4,000 and then rebounding sharply—while the multi-week comparison in the provided international quotes remains mixed across palladium, platinum, and silver.