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As of 1/5/2026, Vietnam’s FX exchange rates show a mixed picture across major currencies, with most pairs quoted in a stable-to-slightly different range versus the previous day.
Domestic rates (buy/sell in VND) highlight the following levels: US Dollar at 26,138 / 26,368; Australian Dollar at 18,539.11 / 19,147.3; Canadian Dollar at 18,945.74 / 19,567.27; Swiss Franc at 32,832.41 / 33,909.5; and Euro at 30,329.89 / 31,633.51.
Other notable quotes include UK Pound Sterling at 34,996.43 / 36,144.52, Japanese Yen at 160.68 / 169.3, Chinese Yuan at 3,794.58 / 3,919.07, Singapore Dollar at 20,271.94 / 20,978.91, and Hong Kong Dollar at 3,299.13 / 3,427.87.
Compared with the previous day, several currencies were lower on the “buy” side than the prior reference, while others were close. Examples from the provided comparisons: US Dollar “previous day” reference was 26,366 (buy), and Euro was 31,644.65 (buy). For some pairs, the “7 days ago” references were also slightly different, indicating modest week-to-week fluctuation.
Globally, the US Dollar Index (DXY) stood at 98.15, down from 98.599 the previous day and 98.51 seven days ago, suggesting a softer broad USD tone versus earlier readings.
News context over the past 24 hours also points to USD movement and market reactions. Reported themes include the USD falling sharply in the market in recent coverage, USD easing after signals from Japan, and references to “black market” dynamics alongside global developments.
Overall, the combination of a lower DXY reading and mixed domestic FX quotes suggests that currency pricing in Vietnam is adjusting gradually rather than moving in a single direction across all tracked pairs.
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