The US Dollar Index is around 100.84, slightly softer than yesterday's 100.94 level, as traders digest data and central bank guidance. Over the past month the index has wandered in a modest range near 100.8–100.9, with the 30 day reading around 99.81 signaling a measured drift within the broader dollar trend.
In the domestic market the US dollar is quoted around 26,090 buy and 26,470 sell VND. The 1 day reference sits near 26,471, while 7 day and 30 day references are about 26,462 and 26,412 respectively, suggesting a slight firming of the dollar against the dong over the last 30 days.
Beyond the dong, quotes for major currencies show a broad spectrum: AUD 17,966.59/18,542, CAD 18,267.26/18,852.30, CHF 32,147.02/33,176.58, CNY 3,817.33/3,939.58, DKK 3,948.94/4,099.95, EUR 29,595.99/30,844.77, GBP 34,712.31/35,824.02, HKD 3,290.60/3,416.43, INR 274.09/285.89, JPY 158.55/167.79, KRW 16.79/18.21, KWD 84,918.28/89,034.23, MYR 6,397.64/6,536.82, NOK 2,640.52/2,752.49, RUB 325.86/360.71, SAR 6,960.22/7,259.77, SEK 2,667.83/2,780.95, SGD 20,029.80/20,712.68, THB 772.66/805.42, and USD 26,090/26,470.
News flow over the last 24 hours features signals that the USD remains firm as central banks offer caution and gold prices trade in a range, underscoring a cautious market mood ahead of fresh data releases.
