Despite new reforms, Vietnam’s gold market needs time to align with global prices due to supply delays and brand trust issues.

Decree 232 ushers in a major policy shift, replacing gold monopoly with regulated - competition.

Despite record-high gold prices, Ho Chi Minh City residents lined up early to buy gold, prompting stores to restrict access.

Vietnam lifts its gold monopoly, opening the door for major banks as SJC gold hits a record high.

The government has officially issued Decree No. 232/2025, amending and supplementing several articles of Decree No. 24/2012 on the management of gold trading activities.

The Ministry of Finance has proposed reducing the export tax on gold jewelry from 1% to 0% to support struggling businesses.

Despite heavy downpours and limited supply, long lines formed in Hanoi as gold prices reached a historic $4,924 USD per tael.

Global gold prices fall sharply, but SJC gold holds near record highs as Vietnam’s VN-Index hits a new peak.

Enterprises and credit institutions seeking a license to produce gold bars must have a minimum charter capital of VND1,000 billion and VND50,000 billion, respectively, under a proposed regulation.

Vietnam eyes gold market reform with quota-based imports, tighter control, and more competition.

SJC acting CEO says firm has addressed central bank’s recommendations without major violations.

Though the general trend is upward, gold prices are still experiencing short-term corrections. However, compared to the 2022-2023 period when gold prices repeatedly hit new highs, the current upward trend is no longer as strong.

The Vietnam Gold Business Association, which has been lobbying for enterprises’ right to import gold, says there is no need to worry that gold imports will lead to ‘foreign currency bleeding’.

Global tensions rise, but gold slips-what's behind the unexpected drop?

The State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) is seeking public feedback on a draft amendment to Government Decree No. 24/2012/ND-CP on the management of gold trading activities, introducing new rules on payment methods.

Vietnam’s Gold Association urges reduced barriers and streamlined licensing for bullion makers.

Due to limited gold bullion supply, some enterprises and credit institutions have engaged in illegal trading, legitimized smuggled or illegally mined gold, evaded taxes, or spread false information.

State Bank of Vietnam sees SJC domestic gold prices climb against global trends, possibly due to profiteering.

Although Decree 24 empowers the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) to intervene and stabilize the gold market, it does not authorize the SBV to control the buying and selling prices of SJC gold bullion set by enterprises or commercial banks.

Gold bar production to open up under draft decree, raising hopes for a more competitive market.