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Global rates overview: The US Dollar Index sits at 101.88, softer than the previous day at 101.979 and below the 7-day high of 102.233, with the 30-day reading near 100.418. In the broader market narrative, USD declines have been linked to softer oil prices, providing a modest tilt toward a weaker dollar while traders assess policy expectations and timing.
Domestic USD to dong pairs show a wide but stable range. The buy rate for USD is 25,680, the sell rate 26,060, yielding a spread of 380 VND. The 1 day old quote was around 26,100, with the 7 day around 26,090 and the 30 day around 26,200, indicating a gentle tightening versus the very short term while staying within a broad monthly range.
The crosses against the dong are mixed. The euro is quoted buy 28,586.47 and sell 29,793.37, with 1 day ago around 29,878 and 7 days around 29,734.91, signaling a softer euro in the near term. The British pound stands at buy 33,933.54 and sell 35,021.16, versus 1 day around 35,175 and 7 days around 34,895.99. The Japanese yen trades at buy 158.8 and sell 168.04, with 1 day ago 169.41 and 7 days 168.25. The Swiss franc is quoted buy 30,866.54, sell 31,855.85, with 1 day ago 32,074 and 7 days 31,586.51.
Other notable quotes include the Hong Kong dollar buy 3,235.59 sell 3,359.40, the Indian rupee buy 271.01 sell 282.68, and the Singapore dollar buy 19,895.93 sell 20,574.74, illustrating a generally range-bound environment with shifts in shorter horizons as liquidity adjusts.
Market news over the past 24 hours highlights USD softness on reports of falling oil prices, with DXY moving toward a sub-102 area and hovering around 101.7 to 101.9. Domestic commentary continues to track USD levels and inflation expectations, while the broader currency landscape points to cautious risk sentiment amid mixed cross-currency moves.
