Date: 24/4/2026. Domestic FX quotes show a broad USD strength pattern, with the US Dollar quoted at 26,138 (buy) and 26,368 VND (sell). Several other currencies are also quoted with clear buy-sell spreads.
Selected domestic rates (VND per 1 unit): Australian Dollar 18,521.7 / 19,114.83; Canadian Dollar 18,960.71 / 19,567.89; Swiss Franc 33,012.2 / 34,069.37; Chinese Yuan 3,793.53 / 3,915.01; Danish Krone 4,046.79 / 4,201.52; Euro 30,320.96 / 31,600.24; UK Pound Sterling 34,957.22 / 36,076.67; Hong Kong Dollar 3,300.15 / 3,426.33; Indian Rupee 279.12 / 291.14; Japanese Yen 160.95 / 169.46; Korean Won 17.06 / 18.51; Kuwaiti Dinar 85,440.94 / 89,581.97; Malaysian Ringgit 6,573.18 / 6,716.16; Norwegian Krone 2,771.42 / 2,888.92; Russian Ruble 333.67 / 369.35; Saudi Arabian Riyal 6,980.54 / 7,280.94; Swedish Krona 2,792.39 / 2,910.78; Singapore Dollar 20,286.46 / 20,978.03; Thai Baht 797.35 / 831.15.
International reference: the US Dollar Index is at 98.78 index, indicating the global USD benchmark remains at a level consistent with a firm dollar tone.
News context from the past 24 hours highlights: the central exchange rate moving higher; free-market USD rates jumping sharply (with one report noting the sell price reaching around 26,700 VND/USD); USD holding an upward trend versus the Euro, Japanese Yen, and UK Pound; and contrasting signals in the black market where USD reportedly reversed downward. Another update points to global caution ahead of signals from the Middle East and the US Federal Reserve (Fed).
Overall, today’s domestic FX snapshot centers on a stronger USD profile (26,138 buy / 26,368 sell VND), while the US Dollar Index at 98.78 supports the broader USD-firm backdrop.