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As of 29/6/2026, global precious metals showed mixed momentum. World gold eased to 6.18 USD/lb, down from 6.207 USD/lb in the previous day and below 6.355 USD/lb from 7 days ago, while also trailing 6.389 USD/lb from 30 days ago.
In the global complex, palladium fell to 1,211 USD/oz, compared with 1,220.4 USD/oz in the previous day, 1,271.5 USD/oz from 7 days ago, and 1,381.9 USD/oz from 30 days ago.
Platinum also weakened to 1,628.9 USD/oz, down from 1,647.3 USD/oz in the previous day and 1,677.2 USD/oz from 7 days ago, with a larger decline versus 1,929.5 USD/oz from 30 days ago.
World silver declined to 59.06 USD/oz, below 59.674 USD/oz in the previous day, 65.11 USD/oz from 7 days ago, and 75.875 USD/oz from 30 days ago.
Domestic headlines in Vietnam over the past 24 hours pointed to stable local gold at around 148.5 million VND/tael, while reports also highlighted that buyers were seeing losses and that the new week began with concerns about a downward move. Several updates referenced fast changes in SJC and 9999 gold prices and unusual buying dynamics, alongside a view that global gold prices were weaker.
Market outlook coverage for the coming week (29/6–3/7/2026) highlighted the 3,800 USD level as a key focus point for gold.
The crypto bear market remained in force on Wednesday, with bitcoin slipping back toward the $60,000 area. Sharp pullbacks in gold and oil also weighed on the 2025 “debasement trade,” which had supported hard assets amid concerns about government debt and fiat currencies. Meanwhile, tech—particularly the AI boom—continued…
