As of 29/6/2026, the latest metals snapshot highlights contrasting moves across key precious metals on the global market, with gold weakening while palladium and platinum have fallen notably over the past 7 and 30 days.
International prices (global): Gold is at 6.18 USD/lb, down from 6.207 previous day, 6.355 7 days ago, and 6.389 30 days ago—signaling a clear downward trend across all tracked horizons.
Palladium is at 1,211 USD/oz, below 1,220.4 previous day, 1,271.5 7 days ago, and 1,381.9 30 days ago, indicating sustained weakness over the month.
Platinum is at 1,628.9 USD/oz, also lower than 1,647.3 previous day, 1,677.2 7 days ago, and sharply below 1,929.5 30 days ago.
Silver (global) is at 59.06 USD/oz, down from 59.674 previous day, 65.11 7 days ago, and 75.875 30 days ago, reinforcing the broader softer tone across precious metals.
News context from the past 24 hours: Coverage points to domestic gold holding steady at 148.5 million VND/tael (reported for 29/6), while several reports note unusual buying behavior and concerns about potential losses. Internationally, news headlines describe weaker global gold prices and discuss attention on a 3,800 USD reference level for the coming week (29/6–3/7/2026).
