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As of 29/4/2026, the metals market shows a mixed but generally softer tone across key international prices. Domestic prices were not provided in the available dataset.
International market (last shown vs. previous day):
World gold: 5,977 USD/lb, down from 6,073 USD/lb in the previous day.
Palladium: 1,469 USD/oz, slightly higher than 1,467 USD/oz in the previous day.
Platinum: 1,950.7 USD/oz, down from 1,988.4 USD/oz in the previous day.
World silver: 73.67 USD/oz, down from 74.48 USD/oz in the previous day.
News context from the past 24 hours:
Headlines indicate gold prices fell sharply today (29/4), with multiple local updates referencing SJC and retail gold brands and noting that prices cooled after a holiday period. One report also highlights that buyers may still be down by several million VND per tael immediately after purchase.
Overall, the provided international quotes point to lower gold, silver, and platinum versus the previous day, while palladium edges up marginally.
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