Global FX markets show a mixed tone as the US dollar index edges higher in some sessions while risk sentiment remains choppy. The US Dollar Index stands at 102.14, with the previous day at 102.142, seven days ago at 101.924, and thirty days ago at 99.095, highlighting a recent but uneven shift in the dollar trajectory across major currencies.
In the domestic market the dong is used to price a broad set of currencies. Current buy and sell levels are as follows, all in VND per unit: Australian dollar buy 17,787.17 sell 18,357.26, previous day 18,317.99, seven days ago 18,306.74, thirty days ago 18,975.38; Canadian dollar buy 17,932.03 sell 18,506.77, previous day 18,480.08, seven days ago 18,544.29, thirty days ago 19,066.77; Swiss franc buy 30,707.28 sell 31,691.47, previous day 31,583.53, seven days ago 31,867.61, thirty days ago 32,476.29; Chinese yuan buy 3,804.76 sell 3,926.71, previous day 3,928.26, seven days ago 3,937.05, thirty days ago 3,926.67; Danish krone buy 3,819.45 sell 3,965.59, previous day 3,956.38, seven days ago 3,984.38, thirty days ago 4,111.1; Euro buy 28,617.9 sell 29,826.12, previous day 29,759.67, seven days ago 29,975.92, thirty days ago 30,927.74; UK pound sterling buy 33,740.34 sell 34,821.75, previous day 34,759.44, seven days ago 34,848, thirty days ago 35,652.23; Hong Kong dollar buy 3,237.17 sell 3,361.04, previous day 3,364.93, seven days ago 3,374.32, thirty days ago 3,368.76; Indian rupee buy 266.37 sell 277.84, previous day 277.65, seven days ago 279.75, thirty days ago 281.61; Japanese yen buy 159.21 sell 168.47, previous day 168.54, seven days ago 170.01, thirty days ago 173.99; Korean won buy 18.54 sell 20.12, previous day 20.16, seven days ago 20.09, thirty days ago 20.13; Kuwaiti dinar buy 83,516.21 sell 87,566.27, previous day 87,667.69, seven days ago 87,961.46, thirty days ago 88,130.57; Malaysian ringgit buy 6,267.8 sell 6,404.31, previous day 6,410.16, seven days ago 6,436.92, thirty days ago 6,450.52; Norwegian krone buy 2,657.57 sell 2,770.32, previous day 2,767.96, seven days ago 2,752.54, thirty days ago 2,870.65; Russian rouble buy 289.18 sell 320.11, previous day 318.68, seven days ago 326.98, thirty days ago 324.06; Saudi Arabian riyal buy 6,854.38 sell 7,149.54, previous day 7,157.63, seven days ago 7,176.19, thirty days ago 7,159.06; Swedish krona buy 2,550.19 sell 2,658.38, previous day 2,647.51, seven days ago 2,641.94, thirty days ago 2,756.02; Singapore dollar buy 19,900.51 sell 20,579.47, previous day 20,574.35, seven days ago 20,652.47, thirty days ago 20,831.12; Thai baht buy 756.58 sell 788.68, previous day 786.77, seven days ago 791.01, thirty days ago 804.05; US dollar buy 25,690.00 sell 26,070.00, previous day 26,100.00, seven days ago 26,170.00, thirty days ago 26,110.00.
The current configuration shows the US dollar remain the most liquid reference in the domestic market with a bid around 25,690 and an ask around 26,070 VND per USD, a spread close to 380 VND. High value currencies like the Kuwaiti dinar quote around 83,516.21 for buying and 87,566.27 for selling, illustrating how premium levels translate into higher nominal quotes. In contrast, currencies with lower unit values such as the Japanese yen and Korean won display tighter absolute ranges, for example 159.21 to 168.47 for the yen and 18.54 to 20.12 for the won, reflecting typical liquidity patterns in the dong market.
From a cross currency perspective, the euro trades around 28,617.9 to 29,826.12 VND, down from 30,927.74 a month ago, signaling dong strength against the euro over the past 30 days. The pound shows about 33,740.34 to 34,821.75, with a 30 day reference near 35,652.23. These shifts suggest that while the dong has appreciated versus major currencies in recent history, the current quotes still reflect wide spreads and ongoing liquidity adjustments across the FX landscape.
Market news and perspectives from the last 24 hours highlight a USD mixed narrative across major outlets. Reports on 10 October 2026 note that the US dollar retraced gains in some sessions while others show the currency firming in limited fashion. The US Dollar Index remains around 102.14 as headlines reference a central rate near 25,629 VND per USD. Across the week of 5 to 9 October overnight rates fell below 1 percent, positioning the dong among a small group of currencies that strengthened against the dollar. The confluence of these headlines and the ongoing price movements in gold and equities underscores a cautious but resilient domestic FX environment.
