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In the past 24 hours, precious metals news highlighted a sharp move in global silver, with reports noting that silver prices today (29/5/2026) fell to the lowest level in May.
Global prices for key metals showed mixed performance across recent timeframes. World gold was reported at 6,418 USD/lb, unchanged versus the previous day, but lower versus 7 days ago (6.38) and notably down versus 30 days ago (5,938).
Palladium stood at 1,394.5 USD/oz. It was flat versus the previous day (1,394.5), higher than 7 days ago (1,357), but below the 30-day level (1,466.5).
Platinum was quoted at 1,927.5 USD/oz. It edged up versus the previous day (1,923.5), slipped versus 7 days ago (1,931.4), and was higher than 30 days ago (1,891.6).
World silver was reported at 75.99 USD/oz. It was slightly higher than the previous day (75.93) and marginally higher versus 7 days ago (75.915), but clearly above the 30-day reference (72.17).
Separately, domestic-focused updates in Vietnam referenced ongoing gold price tracking for 29/5/2026, including SJC 9999 24k and various ring and brand listings, alongside coverage that global gold rose by more than 1% in the session of 28/5. Market commentary also noted that gold was down to a two-month low while broader conditions were volatile.
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