Silver Price Today, April 26, 2026: Recovery at the End of the Week The silver price showed a slight recovery on April 26, 2026, but the upward trend remained constrained by the strength of the U.S. dollar and elevated interest rates. Local and global price data revealed mixed movements, with domestic prices in Vietnam’s major cities fluctuating against international benchmarks. In Hanoi, the inkoopprijs (purchase price) for 99.9% silver was recorded at 2.444.000 VND per tael, while the verkoopprijs (selling price) stood at 2.474.000 VND per tael. In Ho Chi Minh City, similar rates were 2.446.000 VND and 2.480.000 VND per tael, respectively. The worldwide silver price, quoted at 1.988.000 VND per ounce for purchase and 1.994.000 VND per ounce for sale, remained lower than domestic prices. Phu Quy Gold, Silver and Gemstone Group in Hanoi reported a purchase price of 2.868.000 VND per ounce and a selling price of 2.957.000 VND per ounce. Meanwhile, the 99.99% silver price in Hanoi was 2.452.000 VND per tael (purchase) and 2.482.000 VND per tael (sale), with corresponding figures in Ho Chi Minh City at 2.453.000 VND and 2.484.000 VND. For 1 kg of 99.9% silver, the purchase price in Hanoi was 65.176.000 VND, while the selling price reached 65.974.000 VND. In Ho Chi Minh City, the 1 kg purchase price was 65.228.000 VND, and the selling price was 66.125.000 VND. The global silver price, as of April 26, 2026, was listed at $75.53 per ounce, reflecting a $0.47 increase from the previous day. However, the spot price of silver only managed a modest recovery by the end of the week, failing to offset a 5.81% decline over the entire week. Analyst James Hyerczyk of FX Empire noted that persistent monetary tightening by the Federal Reserve (FED) and the strength of the U.S.#federal_reserve #silver_price #phu_quy_gold_silver_gemstone_group #fx_empire #hanoi
