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As of 1/6/2026, domestic FX quotes in Vietnam show mixed pricing across major currencies, while the US Dollar Index remains close to the 99 level.
In the domestic market, the US Dollar is quoted at VND 26,115 (buy) and VND 26,395 (sell). Compared with the previous day, the sell rate is VND 26,395 (previous day: 26,395), with the 7-day and 30-day sell levels at VND 26,392 and VND 26,368, respectively.
Other major currencies also trade within relatively tight ranges. The Euro is quoted at VND 30,156.96 (buy) and VND 31,429.37 (sell), versus previous day sell at VND 31,429.37. The UK Pound Sterling is priced at VND 34,762.04 (buy) and VND 35,875.30 (sell), with previous day sell at VND 35,875.30.
In contrast, some currencies show a clearer softening in the sell rate over longer windows. For example, the Danish Krone is VND 4,024.65 (buy) and VND 4,178.55 (sell), while the 7-day and 30-day sell levels are VND 4,187.18 and VND 4,205.31. The Swiss Franc is VND 33,050.33 (buy) and VND 34,108.77 (sell), with the 30-day sell level at VND 33,909.50.
Among Asian currencies, the Chinese Yuan is quoted at VND 3,824.80 (buy) and VND 3,947.29 (sell), while the 7-day sell is VND 3,943.17 and the 30-day sell is VND 3,919.07. The Japanese Yen is VND 161.05 (buy) and VND 169.57 (sell), with 7-day sell at VND 170.39 and 30-day sell at VND 169.30. The Korean Won is VND 16.76 (buy) and VND 18.19 (sell), compared with 7-day sell VND 18.21 and 30-day sell VND 18.56.
Global context: the US Dollar Index is reported at 99, with values of 98.942 (previous day), 99.239 (7 days ago), and 98.211 (30 days ago), indicating the index is hovering around the high-98 to 99 range.
News flow over the past 24 hours highlights that the USD has faced downward pressure in recent sessions. Headlines include reports that the greenback continues to experience pressure to fall, and that the USD has been weak in the market. These narratives align with the US Dollar Index staying near the 99 level rather than showing a sustained breakout.
Domestic FX price snapshot (VND):
• Australian Dollar: 18,539.41 (buy) / 19,133.14 (sell)
• Canadian Dollar: 18,767.49 (buy) / 19,368.52 (sell)
• Swiss Franc: 33,050.33 (buy) / 34,108.77 (sell)
• Chinese Yuan: 3,824.80 (buy) / 3,947.29 (sell)
• Danish Krone: 4,024.65 (buy) / 4,178.55 (sell)
• Euro: 30,156.96 (buy) / 31,429.37 (sell)
• UK Pound Sterling: 34,762.04 (buy) / 35,875.30 (sell)
• Hong Kong Dollar: 3,295.17 (buy) / 3,421.17 (sell)
• Indian Rupee: 274.00 (buy) / 285.79 (sell)
• Japanese Yen: 161.05 (buy) / 169.57 (sell)
• Korean Won: 16.76 (buy) / 18.19 (sell)
• Kuwaiti Dinar: 85,287.85 (buy) / 89,421.61 (sell)
• Malaysian Ringgit: 6,564.03 (buy) / 6,706.83 (sell)
• Norwegian Krone: 2,783.51 (buy) / 2,901.53 (sell)
• Russian Rouble: 351.52 (buy) / 389.12 (sell)
• Saudi Arabian Riyal: 6,968.30 (buy) / 7,268.19 (sell)
• Swedish Krona: 2,787.60 (buy) / 2,905.80 (sell)
• Singapore Dollar: 20,258.57 (buy) / 20,949.22 (sell)
• Thai Baht: 791.54 (buy) / 825.10 (sell)
• US Dollar: 26,115.00 (buy) / 26,395.00 (sell)
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