Global gold prices extended their downward trend on March 21, trading at 4,490.2 USD per ounce. In the domestic market, both SJC gold bar and ring prices fell in line with global movements at 171 million VND per tael and 170.7 million VND per tael, respectively.

Global gold prices on March 18 edged down to around 4,995 USD per ounce. In the domestic market, prices of gold bars and gold rings remained stable, with selling prices at 183 million VND per tael and 182.8 million VND per tael, respectively.

Global gold prices rebounded on March 17, trading at 5,007.9 USD per ounce, amid signs of easing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. In the domestic market, SJC gold bars and rings both edged down slightly, with prices quoted at 183 million VND per tael and 182.7 million VND per tael, respectively.

World gold prices on March 13 fell sharply to trade at 5,113 USD per ounce amidst a strengthening US dollar, putting short-term pressure on the precious metal's price after repeatedly reaching recent highs. Domestically, gold bar and gold ring prices decreased in line with world prices, selling at 184.8 million VND per tael.

Global gold prices eased on March 12 as investors increased profit-taking and the US dollar strengthened, trading at around 5,148.5 USD per ounce. In the domestic market, SJC gold bars and SJC gold rings both fell by nearly 1 million VND per tael, quoted at 186.3 million VND per tael and 186 million VND per tael, respectively.

Global gold prices rose again on the afternoon of March 10, driven by strong purchases from central banks, trading at 5,185 USD per ounce. In the domestic market, prices of SJC gold bars and rings both increased by 2 million VND per tael, reaching 186.1 million VND per tael and 185.8 million VND per tael, respectively.

Gold prices on March 7 increased in line with the global upward trend. SJC gold bars rose by 1.2 million VND per tael compared with the previous day, trading at 182 million VND per tael (buying) and 185 million VND per tael (selling).

Global gold prices on March 6 edged down slightly to around 5,134 USD per ounce as investors continued profit-taking after a prolonged period of consecutive gains. In the domestic market, SJC-branded gold bars and rings also declined in line with global prices, with the selling price at about 183.8 million VND per tael.

Global gold prices on March 4 fell sharply to around 5,173 USD per ounce. In the domestic market, gold bar and gold ring prices continued to plunge in line with the global decline. The selling price of SJC gold bars dropped to 184.2 million VND per tael, down 6.7 million VND from its recent peak.

Global gold prices surged on February 28, trading at 5,278.2 USD per ounce. Domestically, SJC gold bars and gold rings rose by an additional 3 million VND per tael, listed at 187 million VND per tael and 186.8 million VND per tael, respectively.

On the afternoon of February 25, the Saigon Jewelry Company (SJC) listed its gold bar prices at 182.3–185.3 million VND per tael, up 700,000 VND compared with the previous day. This marks the highest level the precious metal has reached since the beginning of February. Other brands made similar adjustments in line with SJC.

Global gold prices on February 23 climbed sharply to 5,140 USD per ounce as markets in several Asian countries reopened following the Lunar New Year holiday. In Viet Nam, domestic gold bar prices soared to 184.6 million VND per tael.

Global gold prices on February 13 reversed course and edged down, fluctuating around 4,980 USD per ounce. Domestically, SJC gold bar and SJC gold ring prices continued to remain at very high levels, at 179 million VND per tael and 178.5 million VND per tael, respectively.

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.

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 plunged on January 30, trading at around 5,268 USD per ounce. Domestically, SJC gold bar prices fell by 9.5 million VND to 180.1 million VND per tael.

Global gold prices surged to a record high on January 24, trading at 4,983.1 USD per ounce amid a weakening US dollar and increased purchases by central banks to boost their reserves. Domestic gold prices also continued to scale new peaks. SJC gold bars were quoted at 174.3 million VND per tael while SJC gold rings rose to around 173 million VND per tael, marking their highest levels to date.

World gold prices on January 22 “plunged” after reaching a record high of 4,888 USD per ounce, falling to 4,796.2 USD per ounce amidst massive profit-taking by investors. Domestically, the prices of gold bars and SJC gold rings simultaneously dropped sharply, listed at 168.7 million VND per tael and 167.1 VND million per tael respectively.

Global gold prices continued their relentless upward momentum on January 20, reaching 4,679.7 USD per ounce amid escalating geopolitical tensions and global trade frictions. Domestically, SJC gold bars and rings remained anchored at “sky-high” levels, quoted at 165 million VND per tael and 162.5 million VND per tael, respectively.

Global gold prices rose sharply on January 19, reaching a new record high of 4,661.6 USD per ounce. Domestically, SJC gold bars climbed to a new peak of 165 million VND per tael, while gold rings rose to 162.2 million VND per tael.