
As of 13/6/2026, Vietnam’s domestic FX rates show a mixed picture across major currencies, with both buy and sell prices quoted in VND. The US Dollar Index in global markets stands at 99.81, edging below the previous day level (99.727) while remaining higher than 30 days ago (98.932).
US Dollar (USD): Domestic buy is 26,122 VND and sell is 26,412 VND. Compared with previous day, buy is slightly higher than 26,410 VND, while sell is marginally higher than 26,404 VND. Over 30 days, USD buy (26,122 vs 26,382) is lower, while USD sell (26,412 vs 26,382) is higher.
Other major currencies (domestic buy/sell): Australian Dollar 18,243.49 / 18,827.73; Canadian Dollar 18,523.55 / 19,116.76; Swiss Franc 32,560 / 33,602.72; Euro 29,987.16 / 31,252.39; UK Pound Sterling 34,739.01 / 35,851.52.
Asian and regional currencies (domestic buy/sell): Chinese Yuan 3,831.13 / 3,953.82; Hong Kong Dollar 3,295.87 / 3,421.9; Indian Rupee 275.52 / 287.38; Japanese Yen 160.29 / 168.77; Korean Won 16.68 / 18.1; Singapore Dollar 20,171.49 / 20,859.16; Thai Baht 789.9 / 823.39; Malaysian Ringgit 6,419.16 / 6,558.81.
Northern Europe and Middle East (domestic buy/sell): Danish Krone 4,001.42 / 4,154.42; Norwegian Krone 2,702.44 / 2,817.02; Swedish Krona 2,735.36 / 2,851.34; Saudi Arabian Riyal 6,968.54 / 7,268.43; Kuwaiti Dinar 85,153.66 / 89,280.87.
Russia and additional quotes: Russian Rouble is quoted at 344.64 / 381.5 VND.
Global FX signal: The US Dollar Index at 99.81 is higher than 30 days ago (98.932) but slightly below the 7-day level (100.071). This aligns with the domestic USD showing only small day-to-day changes.
News context (past 24 hours): Coverage highlights a strong drop in the free-market USD selling price to 26,270 VND/USD, while “black market” USD rates reportedly increased sharply. Several reports also describe the world USD as relatively stable, with bank movements described as mixed or fluctuating in opposite directions. Separate headlines also mention gold price movements and yen market focus ahead of the BOJ.
Overall, the domestic FX snapshot for 13/6/2026 reflects modest shifts in USD alongside varied movements across other quoted currencies, while the global US Dollar Index remains near the high end of the last 30 days.