On July 10, gold prices in Vietnam experienced a notable increase, with SJC gold and gold rings from various brands such as Bao Tin Minh Chau, Bao Tin Manh Hai, Phu Quy, and Doji all rising in value. This uptick aligns with the global recovery trend in gold prices.

At the start of trading on July 10, the price of SJC gold was adjusted upwards by 900,000 VND per tael for both buying and selling, bringing the trading range to 146.9 - 149.9 million VND per tael. Similarly, the price of SJC gold rings (1-5 chi) also saw a rise of 900,000 VND per tael, now trading at 146.6 - 149.6 million VND per tael.

In the early hours of trading, the price of 9999 gold rings at Doji remained stable in the buying direction but increased by 500,000 VND per tael in selling, with a trading range of 146 - 150 million VND per tael. Meanwhile, the plain gold rings from Bao Tin Minh Chau rose by 700,000 VND per tael for both buying and selling, now priced at 145 - 149 million VND per tael.

As of the previous trading session on July 9, SJC gold was listed at 146 - 149 million VND per tael, marking a 500,000 VND increase in both buying and selling prices compared to the prior session. The price for SJC gold rings (1-5 chi) was recorded at 145.7 - 148.7 million VND per tael, also reflecting a 500,000 VND rise in both buying and selling prices.

Globally, as of 12:40 AM, the price of gold was around 4,131.5 USD per ounce, marking an increase of 69.4 USD. On July 9 at 9:30 PM (Vietnam time), gold was trading at 4,124 USD per ounce, up by 48 USD. The August 2026 gold futures on the New York Comex were priced at approximately 4,135 USD per ounce.

This increase in gold prices comes amidst a backdrop of declining crude oil prices and U.S. Treasury yields, contributing to the recovery of gold and silver prices worldwide.