On the morning of 3 November, domestic gold prices rose with global prices: SJC listed gold bars at 138.2–141.2 million VND per tael (buy–sell), up 1.2 million VND from the previous morning, and several other dealers also raised their sell prices to 141.2 million VND. Over the past two days, bar gold rose 2.2 million VND and gold rings rose by a similar amount. Global gold was at USD 3,947 per ounce, up USD 61, roughly equal to 123.6 million VND per tael. The State Bank set the central USD rate at 25,630 VND, down 1 VND; Vietcombank quoted 25,590–25,970 VND per USD (buy–sell), and other banks' sell rates were also below 26,000 VND. The last time banks traded below that level on both buy and sell sides was mid-April 2025.
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Original headline: Vàng SJC vượt 141 triệu đồng/lượng
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On the morning of 3 November, domestic SJC gold and gold ring prices both rose by 1.2 million VND per tael. At 9:20 a.m., SJC gold at Doji was quoted at 138.2 million VND per tael to buy and 141.2 million to sell, while Phu Quy listed SJC at 136.7-141.2 million. World gold hovered around $3,946 per ounce, up $34 from the same point in the previous session, which put the gap between SJC and world prices at roughly 17.7 million VND per tael. The State Bank set the central USD/VND rate at 25,630, down 1 dong from the previous session.
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On the morning of 28 October, domestic gold prices rose across the board in step with world prices. Sai Gon Jewelry Company and Doji quoted SJC gold at VND 140 million per lượng to buy and VND 143 million to sell, up VND 1 million from the previous session, while Phu Quy listed SJC at VND 138.5–143 million, up VND 1 million on the buy side and VND 1.3 million on the sell side. World gold traded around USD 4,047 per ounce, equivalent to about VND 126.8 million per lượng at the Vietcombank exchange rate, leaving a gap of roughly VND 16.2 million with SJC gold. The State Bank's central rate stood at 25,631 VND/USD, down 2 dong from the previous day.
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On the morning of 23/10, domestic gold prices kept falling, with SJC bar prices varying by seller and the premium over world gold widening. Công ty TNHH Vàng bạc đá quý Sài Gòn listed SJC bars at VND 139-142 million per tael (buy-sell), down VND 300,000; Phú Quý was at VND 138-141.8 million, down VND 500,000; and Mi Hồng at VND 140-141.5 million, down VND 800,000. Gold rings also fell by varying amounts, with DOJI at VND 138-142 million and Phú Quý at VND 138-141 million per tael. World gold dropped USD 129 to around USD 3,992 per ounce, equal to about VND 125.3 million per tael, leaving SJC bars about VND 16.7 million per tael above the world price. The State Bank's central rate was set at 25,627 VND/USD, down 5 dong, while Vietcombank quoted 25,660-26,040 VND/USD (buy-sell).
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On the morning of October 21, domestic gold prices opened down VND 300,000–500,000 per tael. At 9:20 a.m., SJC gold at major dealers such as Sài Gòn and Doji was quoted at VND 139.3 million to buy and VND 142.3 million to sell. Phú Quý's SJC gold traded at VND 138.7–142.3 million, down VND 300,000, while gold rings at Phú Quý and Bảo Tín Minh Châu fell VND 300,000 and VND 500,000 respectively. Global gold hovered near USD 4,117 per ounce, down USD 20, equivalent to about VND 129.4 million per tael and leaving a gap of nearly VND 13 million with SJC prices. The State Bank's central USD rate fell VND 5 to VND 25,634, while Vietcombank quoted VND 25,660–26,070.
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