
Global FX markets are currently anchored by a firmer US dollar, with the US Dollar Index at 103.17. This level follows a move from 102.843 on the previous day, while the 7-day and 30-day readings sit at 102.279 and 102.233, respectively. The backdrop combines ongoing US rate expectations with shifting risk sentiment, creating a mixed but dollar-supportive environment that feeds into domestic currency quotes in Vietnam.
In the domestic market, the US dollar is quoted Buy 25,490 and Sell 25,870 VND per USD, with Previous day 25,840; 7 days ago 25,780; and 30 days ago 26,090. The Euro is quoted Buy 27,997.23 and Sell 29,179.59 VND per USD, vs Previous day 29,353.39; 7 days ago 29,332.03; 30 days ago 29,734.91. The British Pound stands at Buy 33,522.37 and Sell 34,597.20, down from Previous day 34,757.44; 7 days ago 34,803.57; 30 days ago 34,895.99. The Swiss Franc trades at Buy 30,367.31 and Sell 31,340.99, softer than Previous day 31,535.47; 7 days ago 31,788.73; 30 days ago 31,586.51. The Japanese Yen is quoted Buy 156.27 and Sell 165.36 per USD, compared with Previous day 166.23; 7 days ago 166.40; 30 days ago 168.25. The Chinese Yuan Buy 3,790.91 and Sell 3,912.45 per USD, down from Previous day 3,904.90; 7 days ago 3,897.47; 30 days ago 3,931.91. The Singapore Dollar Buy 19,652.87 and Sell 20,323.62, vs Previous day 20,353.75; 7 days ago 20,318.86; 30 days ago 20,553.58. Across the board, the 1-day quotes indicate a broad strengthening of the dong against major peers, with most currencies trading at lower VND levels than the 1-day-old figures due to a firmer domestic currency tone.
Examining 1-day changes highlights the extent of the dong’s movement against several key currencies. The Australian Dollar shifts from Previous day Buy 17,910.24 to Buy 17,247.73 and Sell 17,800.75, while the Canadian Dollar moves from Previous day 18,347.59 to Buy 17,732.19 and Sell 18,300.74. The Euro’s 1-day change shows a decline from Previous day Sell 29,353.39 to 29,179.59, and the British Pound shifts from Previous day Sell 34,757.44 to 34,597.20. The Swiss Franc and Singapore Dollar also ease relative to their 1-day-ago quotes (Previous day Sell for CHF 31,535.47 to 31,340.99; SGD 20,353.75 to 20,323.62). Taken together, these shifts reflect a broad dong strength against major currencies on the latest 24-hour window, alongside a general normalization of prices from longer horizons (7 and 30 days).
In the broader market context, the latest 24-hour news flow underlines USD stability around 25,623 VND per USD in various outlets, with the US dollar index maintaining a firm stance near elevated levels. The combination of a firmer DXY and domestic quotes that show dong strength points to cautious positioning as traders weigh incoming US data and evolving Fed rate expectations. The current mix suggests investors are adapting to a world where the dollar remains a key anchor while domestic FX liquidity and policy signals keep a narrow, range-bound tone for major crosses.