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As of 14/6/2026, Vietnam’s FX market shows mixed movements across major currencies, with most quoted sell rates (VND per foreign currency) still above their levels from 7 and 30 days ago. The latest domestic quotes also point to a generally steady-to-firmer VND pricing for several currencies, while the US Dollar remains slightly weaker globally.
In the international FX reference, the US Dollar Index stood at 99.81. Compared with previous readings, it was higher 7 days ago (100.099) but lower versus 30 days ago (99.27), indicating a mild easing trend in the dollar environment.
Domestic quotes (buy/sell in VND) for selected currencies were as follows: Australian Dollar 18,243.49 / 18,827.73; Canadian Dollar 18,523.55 / 19,116.76; Swiss Franc 32,560 / 33,602.72; Chinese Yuan 3,831.13 / 3,953.82; Danish Krone 4,001.42 / 4,154.42; Euro 29,987.16 / 31,252.39; UK Pound Sterling 34,739.01 / 35,851.52; Hong Kong Dollar 3,295.87 / 3,421.90; Indian Rupee 275.52 / 287.38; Japanese Yen 160.29 / 168.77; Korean Won 16.68 / 18.10; Kuwaiti Dinar 85,153.66 / 89,280.87; Malaysian Ringgit 6,419.16 / 6,558.81; Norwegian Krone 2,702.44 / 2,817.02; Russian Ruble 344.64 / 381.50; Saudi Arabian Riyal 6,968.54 / 7,268.43; Swedish Krona 2,735.36 / 2,851.34; Singapore Dollar 20,171.49 / 20,859.16; Thai Baht 789.90 / 823.39; and US Dollar 26,122 / 26,412.
Looking at the US Dollar specifically, the domestic sell rate was 26,412 VND. Versus the previous day, it matched the prior level (previous day: 26,412), while compared with 7 days ago (26,404) and 30 days ago (26,387), it was slightly higher, suggesting a modest firming in the local USD pricing even as the global dollar index eased.
Broader currency trends in Vietnam varied by pair. For example, the Euro sell rate was 31,252.39 VND, above previous day (31,252.39) and also higher than 7 days ago (31,364.62) and 30 days ago (31,457.75), reflecting a slight pullback over longer horizons. The Chinese Yuan sell rate was 3,953.82 VND, slightly higher than 7 days ago (3,950.00) but above 30 days ago (3,936.58), indicating mild upward drift. The Japanese Yen sell rate was 168.77 VND, down from 30 days ago (170.72) but marginally below the 7-day figure (168.99), pointing to a near-stable range.
Market context over the past 24 hours highlighted expectations around the Fed meeting, with multiple reports noting that the greenback softened ahead of the event. This backdrop aligns with the US Dollar Index reading of 99.81 and supports the view that FX pricing in Vietnam is being shaped by both global dollar sentiment and domestic quote adjustments.
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