SJC reported that 170,000 pieces of colored stones, gemstones, and semi-precious stones are off-balance-sheet items as per the 2025 financial report.

Gold prices in Vietnam fell at the opening on July 20, with SJC gold bars dropping 300,000 dong per tael and plain gold rings decreasing by 150,000-800,000 dong per tael, as global gold retreated to around $4,000 per ounce.

Domestic gold prices failed to break the 150 million VND per tael level as the global gold price recovery remains weak and the domestic-international price gap stays wide.

SJC and plain gold prices in Vietnam continued to fall on July 18.

Domestic gold bars and rings fell slightly on July 16, while global gold lost the $4,000/oz mark.

Vietnamese gold prices (SJC and plain gold rings) fell sharply for the third consecutive session on July 8.

Domestic gold prices in Vietnam plunged sharply on the morning of July 23, with gold bars dropping up to 6 million VND/tael on the buying side and 4 million VND/tael on the selling side, bringing the benchmark selling price to 142 million VND/tael; plain gold rings fell to 141-143 million VND/tael.

Domestic gold prices reversed lower early afternoon on July 22, with SJC gold bars only 100,000 dong/tael above the previous close; PNJ maintained notably lower buying prices compared to other major brands.

DOJI unexpectedly sells gold below its listed price by directly reducing Hưng – Thịnh – Vượng gold bars by 200,000 VND per tael on the eGold platform.

Round and bar gold prices rose by up to 2 million dong per tael across SJC, PNJ, DOJI, Bao Tin Minh Chau, and Bao Tin Manh Hai on the afternoon of July 21, bringing the price back near 148 million dong per tael.

Domestic VN gold prices opened flat on the morning of July 21 after sharp declines, while world gold prices rose back above 4,000 USD/ounce.

Domestic gold prices in Vietnam showed no new movement as of the morning of July 15, compared with the prior session close.

Vietnamese domestic gold prices declined sharply, with SJC gold bars trading around 138.8–143.8 million VND/tael on June 9, down from 190–191 million VND/tael in early 2026.

Vietnam domestic gold prices hold steady after a 7-session decline while global gold rises to $4,331.50/oz amid eased Middle East tensions.

Domestic Vietnamese gold prices fell over 15 million VND/tael from recent peaks, with SJC and PNJ quoting 138.8–143.8 million VND/tael; investor sentiment remains cautious despite the decline.

Vietnamese domestic gold (SJC) holds at 138.8–143.8 million VND/tael on 9 June, down ~15 million VND/tael since start of month and at 8-month lows; global spot gold around 4,334 USD/oz supported by Israel–Iran ceasefire hopes but capped by positive US jobs data.

Vietnam SJC gold quoted at 138.80–143.80 million VND/tael on June 9; global spot gold stable near $4,334/oz amid ceasefire hopes offset by strong US jobs data supporting Fed rate-hike expectations.

Vietnamese domestic gold prices fell sharply to near 140 million VND/tael on June 8, driven by global gold weakness amid Fed rate-hold expectations and positive economic signals.

Vietnamese domestic gold prices fell sharply on 8 June 2026, with SJC bullion at 138.8–143.8 million VND/tael and a 5 million VND/tael bid–ask spread, while global gold traded around 4,300 USD/ounce.