Global currency markets are largely showing a calm tone as the US dollar remains broadly steady against a diversified basket of peers. The US Dollar Index stands at 100.84, with the previous day at 100.93, seven days ago at 100.86, and thirty days ago at 99.73, signaling a narrow trading range and cautious sentiment ahead of data releases and central bank commentary.
In the domestic FX market, key quotes are as follows: US dollar buy 26,090 and sell 26,470 VND; previous day around 26,471; seven days ago around 26,463; thirty days ago around 26,410. Major currencies show orderly moves as well: Euro buy 29,595.99 - sell 30,844.77; previous day 30,816.51; seven days 30,849.34; thirty days 31,153.57. British Pound buy 34,712.31 - sell 35,824.02; previous day 35,772.33; seven days 35,672.27; thirty days 35,736.81. Swiss Franc buy 32,147.02 - sell 33,176.58; previous day 33,088.6; seven days 33,272.09; thirty days 33,459.86. Yuan Renminbi buy 3,817.33 - sell 3,939.58; previous day 3,927.34; seven days 3,940.83; thirty days 3,947.32. Japanese Yen buy 158.55 - sell 167.79; previous day 167.01; seven days 169.87; thirty days 168.3. South Korean Won buy 16.79 - sell 18.21; previous day 18.24; seven days 17.81; thirty days 17.99. Thai Baht buy 772.66 - sell 805.42; previous day 802.75; seven days 809.93; thirty days 816.2. Singapore Dollar buy 20,029.8 - sell 20,712.68; previous day 20,689.22; seven days 20,713.98; thirty days 20,792.52.
From a market structure perspective, the domestic dong pair remains in a stable corridor with the US dollar and selected major currencies guiding direction. The current spreads between buy and sell quotes range from roughly 380 for USD to about 1,250 for the euro and similar magnitudes for other majors, reflecting liquidity dynamics and policy expectations. While the dollar maintains a firm footing against some peers, the overall pattern is a measured, range-bound tone rather than a decisive breakout.
News over the past 24 hours confirms a generally flat onshore USD narrative, with outlets noting minimal momentum and a cautious tone in line with mixed global signals. Traders appear to be consolidating positions ahead of key data and central bank commentary, keeping liquidity steady and the dong within a familiar band as markets digest new information from international sources.
