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Viet Nam's benchmark VN-Index increased by 2.44% to 1,796.85 points on February 11.

Viet Nam's benchmark VN-Index fell by 0.05% to 1,754.03 points on February 10. The index closed 0.79 points lower than the previous session.

Global gold prices on February 10 reversed course, slipping after briefly jumping to nearly 5,100 USD per ounce, and were trading at 5,040.6 USD per ounce. In Viet Nam, both SJC gold bar and rings continued to climb sharply, quoted at 181 million VND per tael and 180.5 million VND per tael, respectively, up 200,000 VND per tael from yesterday afternoon.

Viet Nam and Brazil have taken a step toward strengthening bilateral trade and business ties with the signing of a memorandum of understanding (MoU) between two leading business promotion organisations.

Viet Nam's benchmark VN-Index dropped by 0.04% to 1,754.82 points on February 9.

Global gold prices surged in the first trading session of the week on February 9, climbing above 5,000 USD per ounce. In the domestic market, prices of SJC gold bar and SJC gold rings rose simultaneously by nearly 2 million VND per tael, to 181.2 million VND per tael and 180.7 million VND per tael, respectively.

Global gold prices rebounded sharply on February 7, trading at 4,966 USD per ounce, driven by strong buying from central banks. Domestically, prices of SJC gold bars and gold rings rose by nearly 3 million VND per tael, quoted at 179.3 million VND per tael and 178.8 million VND per tael, respectively.

In the final month of 2025, Viet Nam’s real estate market emerged from a sensitive period of interest-rate volatility and entered a phase of selective recovery. Capital has not returned in a rush, but interest has emerged in segments with real user value and the ability to generate cash flow.

Global gold prices on February 6 continued their “plunge” for the second consecutive session after rebounding above the 5,000 USD/ounce, trading at 4,898.6 USD per ounce. Domestically, the price of SJC gold bars and gold rings decreased by up to 5 million VND per tael, traded at 176.5 million VND per tael and 176.0 million per tael, respectively.

Viet Nam's benchmark VN-Index dropped by 1.52% to 1,755.49 points on February 6.

Facing the risk of slower growth as the price cycle turns, the agricultural sector needs to rethink how it participates in the market in a more proactive manner.

After two consecutive sessions of sharp gains, the domestic gold market unexpectedly reversed course in the February 5 trading session. Prices of SJC gold bars and rings both moved away from record highs, retreating to 177.2 million VND per tael and 174.5 million VND per tael, respectively.

Retail prices of major petroleum products rose from 15:00 on February 5, following a decision by the Ministry of Industry and Trade and the Ministry of Finance.

Viet Nam's benchmark VN-Index fell by 0.5% to 1,782.56 points on February 5. The index closed 8.87 points lower than the previous session.

Viet Nam's benchmark VN-Index dropped by 1.21% to 1,791.43 points on February 4.

Domestically, prices of SJC-branded gold bars and rings rose strongly, trading at 180.2 million VND per tael and 179.7 million VND per tael, respectively.

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Viet Nam's benchmark VN-Index increased by 0.38% to 1,813.40 points on February 3.

Global gold prices rebounded on February 3, trading at 4,930.8 USD per ounce. In Viet Nam, SJC gold bars and rings both jumped 10.5 million VND per tael after a sharp decline in the previous session, reaching 176.5 million VND per tael and 174.5 million VND per tael, respectively.

Global gold prices on February 2 continued their steep downward trend, trading around 4,278.5 USD per ounce. Domestically, prices of SJC gold bars and SJC gold rings also continued to “plunge” in line with global developments, trading at 163 million VND per tael and 166 million VND per tael, respectively.