
Global fx trading remains cautious as the US dollar index sits near 99.93, signaling a balanced yet sensitive stance as traders await fresh data and policy signals. In the domestic market, the USD is quoted at Buy 26,080.00 and Sell 26,460.00 VND per US dollar, with the previous day at 26,460; 7 days ago at 26,460; and 30 days ago at 26,471. The 99.93 level on the US Dollar Index anchors a broad backdrop, helping keep the dong within a wide but orderly range.
Major currencies against the dong show wide spreads to reflect diverse cross-border flows. For example, the Euro is Buy 29,750.20 and Sell 31,005.51; the UK Pound Sterling is Buy 34,709.43 and Sell 35,821.07; the Swiss Franc is Buy 31,932.42 and Sell 32,955.12; the Australian dollar is Buy 18,099.38 and Sell 18,679.05; the Canadian dollar is Buy 18,418.97 and Sell 19,008.87; the Hong Kong dollar is Buy 3,288.22 and Sell 3,413.96; and the Singapore dollar is Buy 20,148.65 and Sell 20,835.59.
Other notable quotes expand the spectrum: the Japanese Yen is Buy 162.64 and Sell 172.13; the Chinese Yuan is Buy 3,830.11 and Sell 3,952.78; the Indian Rupee is Buy 273.99 and Sell 285.78; the Korean Won is Buy 17.73 and Sell 19.24; the Kuwaiti Dinar is Buy 84,913.53 and Sell 89,029.31; the Saudi Riyal is Buy 6,955.34 and Sell 7,254.69; the Malaysian Ringgit is Buy 6,351.44 and Sell 6,489.63; the Danish Krone is Buy 3,969.68 and Sell 4,121.48; the Norwegian Krone is Buy 2,698.10 and Sell 2,812.51; the Swedish Krona is Buy 2,690.79 and Sell 2,804.89; the Russian Ruble is Buy 310.96 and Sell 344.22; the Thai Baht is Buy 770.75 and Sell 803.43; and the Kuwaiti Dinar and Saudi Riyal appear again in the broader cross-market set.
Across the board, the 30-day context provided in the data shows mixed momentum, with several currencies trading within orderly ranges but highlighting meaningful dispersion versus the dong in both buy and sell quotes. This pattern points to a fx environment where risk sentiment remains the key driver of cross-currency moves, while the dong continues to reflect domestic policy transmission and external liquidity conditions in a global backdrop anchored by the dollar index near the 99.93 level.
News flow over the last 24 hours reinforces the current fx narrative. The USD selling price in Vietnam has eased toward around 26,431 per USD, and market watchers note a rising center rate ahead of key US CPI data. The yen has weakened and traded close to 158 JPY per USD, illustrating persistent cross-currency pressure. In contrast, the Australian dollar shows resilience, with discussions of a potential approach to multi-decade highs versus the yen, underscoring the broad cross-market rotation shaping the fx space. Taken together, the latest headlines and quotes depict a nuanced, diverse domestic FX market with the dong at the center of a wide array of global currency movements.