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As of 29/6/2026, precious metals show a mixed but generally softer tone in global pricing, while domestic gold in Vietnam is reported to be steady.
Global gold is quoted at 6.18 USD/lb. Compared with the previous day, it is slightly lower than 6.207; it is also below 6.355 from 7 days ago and under 6.389 from 30 days ago.
Palladium trades at 1,211 USD/oz, down from 1,220.4 in the previous day, and lower than 1,271.5 (7 days ago) and 1,381.9 (30 days ago).
Platinum is at 1,628.9 USD/oz, easing from 1,647.3 (previous day) and below 1,677.2 (7 days ago). It is also far under 1,929.5 from 30 days ago.
Silver is quoted at 59.06 USD/oz, down from 59.674 (previous day). It is also below 65.11 (7 days ago) and 75.875 (30 days ago), indicating a broader decline over the past month.
In Vietnam, multiple reports in the past 24 hours indicate domestic gold prices are holding steady around 148.5 million VND/tael. Other coverage highlights unusual buying dynamics and notes that buyers may face losses, while global gold is described as weaker.
Looking ahead, one forecast for the next week (29/6–3/7/2026) points to 3,800 USD as a key reference level for gold.
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