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As of 29/6/2026, Vietnam’s domestic gold market is reported to be stable, with gold in the country holding around 148.5 million VND/tael.
In the latest 24-hour news flow, several reports highlight mixed sentiment: some note buyers facing losses and the new week starting with concerns about a potential downside move. Meanwhile, one forecast points to renewed attention around the 3,800 USD level for gold in the coming week (29/6–3/7/2026).
On the international side, precious metals show a broadly weaker tone versus previous readings:
World gold is at 6.18 USD/lb, down from 6.207 in the previous day, 6.355 7 days ago, and 6.389 30 days ago.
Palladium is at 1,211 USD/oz, below 1,220.4 from the previous day and also down versus 1,271.5 (7 days ago) and 1,381.9 (30 days ago).
Platinum is at 1,628.9 USD/oz, lower than 1,647.3 from the previous day, and down from 1,677.2 (7 days ago) and 1,929.5 (30 days ago).
World silver is at 59.06 USD/oz, down from 59.674 in the previous day, 65.11 7 days ago, and 75.875 30 days ago.
Overall, the data points to stability in Vietnam’s domestic gold while international precious metals trend weaker across gold, palladium, platinum, and silver over the last day, week, and month.
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