Global precious metals markets on 2/9/2026 present a largely flat session across the major assets in the international arena. The world gold price is listed at 6.606 USD per pound, with the previous day and 7 days ago both reported at 6.606 USD per pound, while the 30 day figure is not provided. Palladium is priced at 1361 USD per ounce, with the previous day and 7 days ago both 1361 USD per ounce, and the 30 day data unavailable. Platinum trades at 1895.1 USD per ounce, with the same recent readings, and Silver is 69.94 USD per ounce with the same figures for the previous day and 7 days. Taken together, these data points suggest a stable price environment for the major metals on the current snapshot.
Domestic price data is not present in the summary, so there is no domestic market reference to compare against the international quotes. In this context, analysts should focus on global benchmarks and the relative stability across the major metals, recognizing the absence of local price movements in the dataset.
Gold stands at 6.606 USD per pound in the international quotes, while palladium, platinum and silver sit at 1361 USD/oz, 1895.1 USD/oz and 69.94 USD/oz respectively. The 1 day and 7 day readings for each metal are the same, and 30 day readings are not published. The pattern across the quartet points to a muted short term momentum, with market participants perhaps awaiting clearer catalysts before a directional move.
News and market context from the last 24 hours show varied coverage in the press. Some outlets report gold slipping more than 2 percent to a two week low as bond yields and the USD rose, while others note a steadier pace amid holiday trading and cautious sentiment. In Vietnam, market coverage references the SJC and other domestic shops such as DOJI, BTMC and Phu Quy, along with price references for bars and jewelry in the local scene. Overall, the trend signals a cautious tone for the gold complex while other metals maintain narrow ranges as macro data and job market signals drive sentiment.
