Vietnam’s SJC gold price reaches VND 141.5 million per tael on November 10 as central exchange rate falls
Vietnamese gold prices rose at the opening of morning trading on November 10, with SJC gold selling for VND 141.5 million per tael at 9:05 a.m. The State Bank of Vietnam lowered its central exchange rate by VND 10 per US dollar, while commercial banks raised their rates.
At the opening of morning trading on November 10, 2026, domestic gold prices in Vietnam rose by VND 200,000–300,000 per tael from the November 9 close. As of 9:05 a.m., Saigon Jewelry Company and DOJI both quoted SJC gold at VND 138.5 million per tael for buying and VND 141.5 million for selling. Phu Quy quoted buying and selling prices of VND 138 million and VND 141.5 million, respectively.
In morning trading on November 10, SJC gold was selling for VND 141.5 million per tael.（VietVance）
For gold rings, Phu Quy quoted buying and selling prices of VND 138 million and VND 141 million per tael, respectively, up VND 300,000. Bao Tin Minh Chau quoted VND 137 million and VND 141 million, respectively, up VND 200,000. Gold dealers maintained a spread of VND 3 million–4 million per tael between buying and selling prices.
International gold prices fluctuated around USD 4,127 per ounce. Converted at Vietcombank’s US dollar exchange rate, the international price was equivalent to about VND 128 million per tael, nearly VND 13.5 million below the SJC gold price.
In the foreign exchange market, the State Bank of Vietnam set the central exchange rate at VND 25,600 per US dollar, down VND 10 from the November 9 close. Commercial banks raised their quotes: Vietcombank quoted buying and selling rates of VND 25,350 and VND 25,760 per US dollar, up VND 60; Eximbank quoted VND 25,400 and VND 25,790, up VND 100; BIDV quoted VND 25,350 and VND 25,750, up VND 30; and VietinBank quoted VND 25,338 and VND 25,783, up VND 60.
Source: VietVance
