Global FX overview: The US Dollar Index is at 100.84, down from 100.93 a day earlier, with 7 days at 100.857 and 30 days at 99.727. The softer index suggests a pause in the dollar rally and a cautious tone across major currencies as traders await fresh catalysts.
In the domestic market, the dong is quoted against the US dollar at 26,090 VND per USD for buying and 26,470 VND per USD for selling. Previous day values show 26,471 for buying, with 7 days at 26,463 and 30 days at 26,410. The current buy price sits below the 1-day and 7-day levels, signaling modest dong strength on the buy side, while the sell price sits close to yesterday's level and above the 30-day average, implying a small tilt toward USD selling pressure on the longer horizon.
Major currencies in the domestic quotes include the Australian dollar at 17,966.59 buy and 18,542.00 sell per AUD, with previous day values listed as 18,512.51 for previous day and 18,505.34 and 18,701.20 for 7 and 30 days respectively. The euro trades at 29,595.99 buy and 30,844.77 sell per EUR, with previous day 30,816.51; 7 days 30,849.34; 30 days 31,153.57. The British pound stands at 34,712.31 buy and 35,824.02 sell per GBP, with day-ago values of 35,772.33; 7 days 35,672.27; 30 days 35,736.81. Other notable quotes include the Swiss franc, Hong Kong dollar, Indian rupee, Japanese yen and more, illustrating a broad mix of reactions across major and regional currencies.
In the broader context, the US Dollar Index on the international market sits at 100.84, with yesterday at 100.935, 7 days at 100.857 and 30 days at 99.727, implying a softening bias against the backdrop of mixed local data and cautious risk sentiment. The latest news in the past 24 hours describes USD as broadly flat in several outlets, with market participants awaiting clearer cues from policy and macro data to drive a directional move in FX pairs.
