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Vietnam FX rates on 11/5/2026 show a broadly stable pricing picture across major currencies, with the US Dollar (USD) reflecting the prevailing theme of downward pressure noted in the past 24 hours.
Domestic market quotes (VND per currency unit) list the following buy/sell levels: Australian Dollar 18,696.66 / 19,295.41; Canadian Dollar 18,971.27 / 19,578.82; Swiss Franc 33,198.51 / 34,261.68; Chinese Yuan 3,806.80 / 3,928.71; Danish Krone 4,054.82 / 4,209.86; Euro 30,378.19 / 31,659.92; UK Pound Sterling 35,109.32 / 36,233.69; Hong Kong Dollar 3,299.66 / 3,425.83; Indian Rupee 276.67 / 288.58; Japanese Yen 164.03 / 172.70; Korean Won 17.26 / 18.73; Kuwaiti Dinar 85,431.76 / 89,572.45; Malaysian Ringgit 6,645.32 / 6,789.88; Norwegian Krone 2,768.92 / 2,886.32; Russian Rouble 335.43 / 371.30; Saudi Arabian Riyal 6,974.30 / 7,274.44; Swedish Krona 2,778.47 / 2,896.28; Singapore Dollar 20,405.32 / 21,100.96; Thai Baht 800.45 / 834.39; and US Dollar 26,117.00 / 26,367.00.
Compared with the previous day, the USD sell rate is 26,367 VND (previous day: 26,367), indicating no change in the provided dataset. The 7-day comparison also shows the USD sell rate at 26,367 (7 days ago: 26,367), suggesting a flat recent trend in the quoted levels.
Other major currencies also appear steady versus the provided lookbacks: for example, Euro sell is 31,659.92 VND (previous day: 31,659.92; 7 days ago: 31,674.68), and UK Pound Sterling sell is 36,233.69 VND (previous day: 36,233.69; 7 days ago: 36,330.10). Several currencies show minor differences between the previous day and 7-day figures, but the overall pattern remains close to unchanged.
Internationally, the US Dollar Index is at 98.01 (previous day: 97.843; 7 days ago: 98.461), reflecting a mixed but generally pressured USD tone in the broader context.
News flow over the last 24 hours highlights that the USD is facing selling pressure and weakening momentum into the new week, alongside reports of USD free-market pricing easing to 26,470 VND/USD. Overall, the combination of a pressured USD narrative and stable domestic FX quotes points to a market that is holding levels while sentiment remains cautious.
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