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Vietnam gold market pricing

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2026-07-27 02:22 UTC → 2026-07-27 05:43 UTC · added removed

By late July 2026 Vietnam’s domestic gold market continued to slip as the global spot remained under pressure despite mixed reports on price lingered just above US$4,000 per ounce. direction. Retail rates from dealers such as SJC, DOJI and Bảo Tín stayed continued to sit roughly 18‑20 million VND above the international spot price, but widening while spreads and discounts eroded investor confidence. Between 23‑24 July SJC’s buying price fell another 7 million VND per tael, creating paper losses of 7‑11 million VND for recent buyers. The week ending 26 July saw SJC’s quoted range narrow to 137.5‑141.5 million VND per tael, yet prices dropped an additional 5.7 million VND, leaving short‑term holders with losses near 10 million VND per tael; ring‑gold products lost about 7‑8 million VND per tael. The spread between buying and selling remained high stayed elevated at roughly about 3.8‑4 million VND per tael, while the international spot closed at US$4,052 per ounce (≈129.5 million VND per tael), about 20 million VND above domestic selling rates. On tael. The week of 27 July the domestic saw SJC quote a buying price slipped further to of VND 137.5 million (buy) and a selling price of VND 141.5 million (sell) per tael, preserving mirroring the ≈10 range reported the previous week. Investors who purchased gold at the start of the week still faced paper losses of roughly 9.7‑10 million VND loss per tael from tael, consistent with earlier calculations of 7‑11 million VND losses. A contemporaneous snapshot described the prior week. The same price band as part of a “sharp climb,” noting a fifth consecutive session of gains and a rise in the international spot edged up price to around about US$4,080‑$4,100 per ounce. However, the domestic price range and investor losses remained unchanged, indicating that any upward movement was modest and did not translate into improved returns for local buyers. The international spot price hovered just above US$4,000 per ounce, and Vietnam’s central bank kept the official USD exchange rate unchanged steady at 25,283 VND per USD. Analysts noted that the recent rally may pause, expecting the market continued to trade expect a sideways market in the near term as term, citing weak buying pressure remains weak. despite global factors such as a slowdown in US‑Iran hostilities and expectations of high U.S. interest rates. Overall, the domestic market persisted in a slump, with short‑term holders incurring losses near 10 million VND per tael and ring‑gold products losing about 7‑8 million VND per tael.

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  1. 2026-07-27 05:43 UTC Vietnam gold market pricing
  2. 2026-07-27 02:22 UTC Vietnam gold market pricing
  3. 2026-07-26 15:13 UTC Vietnam gold market pricing
  4. 2026-07-26 04:32 UTC Vietnam gold market pricing

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