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29/6/2026 marked a mixed session for precious metals, with global prices showing clear weakness in gold and silver, while palladium and platinum also moved lower versus recent timeframes.
International prices (global benchmarks):
Gold: 6.18 USD/lb (previous day: 6.207; 7 days ago: 6.355; 30 days ago: 6.389). The trend points to a gradual pullback over the past month.
Palladium: 1211 USD/oz (previous day: 1220.4; 7 days ago: 1271.5; 30 days ago: 1381.9). This indicates a notable decline from the 30-day level.
Platinum: 1628.9 USD/oz (previous day: 1647.3; 7 days ago: 1677.2; 30 days ago: 1929.5). Platinum remains the weakest versus the 30-day comparison.
Silver: 59.06 USD/oz (previous day: 59.674; 7 days ago: 65.11; 30 days ago: 75.875). Silver also shows a pronounced downward move over the month.
Domestic market context (Vietnam-related headlines): Reports over the past 24 hours highlighted that local gold prices were largely steady, with mentions of gold in the domestic market holding around 148.5 million VND/tael. Multiple headlines also pointed to unusual buying dynamics and potential risks for buyers, while global gold was described as weaker.
Market outlook referenced in recent coverage: One forecast cited a focus on the 3,800 USD level for the coming week (29/6–3/7/2026), reflecting continued attention on key global price thresholds.
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…
