On the morning of Oct 22, domestic gold prices were unchanged from the previous day, with SJC bars quoted by Saigon Gold & Gems Co. at 139.3 - 142.3 million VND per tael (buy - sell), a 3 million VND spread. Buy-sell spreads differ by seller: Bảo Tín Minh Châu's SJC spread is 4.2 million VND per tael and Mi Hồng's is 1.5 million. Ring gold from brands such as DOJI (138.5 - 142.5 million VND per tael) also held steady. World gold was at USD 4,121 per ounce, up USD 2, while the State Bank's central rate was 25,632 VND per USD, down 2 dong, and Vietcombank quoted 25,650 - 26,030 VND per USD, down 40 dong.
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| Market | Gold |
|---|---|
| Close on 10/21/2026 | 4,141.17 |
| Change that session | +0.39% |
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