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Vietnam’s FX market on 19/6/2026 shows a broadly firm tone for the US dollar, with bank buy/sell rates for multiple currencies also reflecting recent changes versus 1 day, 7 days, and 30 days ago. The US Dollar Index at 100.84 remains high, supporting overall USD strength in the domestic pricing backdrop.
US Dollar (USD) in Vietnam’s banks: Buy 26,111 VND, Sell 26,431 VND. Compared with previous day levels (Buy 26,433 VND; Sell 26,412 VND), the sell side is slightly lower, while the buy side is marginally lower as well. Over 7 days ago, the buy/sell were 26,412/26,412 VND, and over 30 days ago the buy/sell were 26,391/— VND (30-day reference shown for USD buy at 26,391 VND).
US Dollar Index (international reference): 100.84 index. Previous day: 100.354; 7 days ago: 99.807; 30 days ago: 99.121. The index is higher across all three lookbacks, indicating a stronger USD environment globally.
Selected domestic bank rates (Buy / Sell, VND):
AUD: 18,232.29 / 18,816.16. CAD: 18,380.74 / 18,969.37. CHF: 32,450.01 / 33,489.19. CNY: 3,832.13 / 3,954.85. DKK: 3,982.88 / 4,135.17.
EUR: 29,845.73 / 31,104.97. GBP: 34,490.58 / 35,595.11. HKD: 3,296.71 / 3,422.76. INR: 276.41 / 288.31. JPY: 159.8 / 168.25.
KRW: 16.87 / 18.3. KWD: 85,269.32 / 89,402.09. MYR: 6,371.32 / 6,509.92. NOK: 2,686.59 / 2,800.5. RUB: 343.61 / 380.36.
SAR: 6,973.05 / 7,273.13. SEK: 2,720.18 / 2,835.51. SGD: 20,119.56 / 20,805.45. THB: 790.2 / 823.71.
How rates compare to recent history (key examples from the provided lookbacks):
EUR’s previous day buy/sell were 31,344.15 (buy) and 31,344.15 (reference shown in the dataset), while 7 days ago were 31,252.39 and 30 days ago 31,350.66—suggesting a relatively stable-to-slightly higher level versus the 7-day point. JPY shows previous day buy/sell references around 168.42/168.42, with 30 days ago at 170.18, indicating the yen pricing in VND has eased from the 30-day reference.
INR’s previous day reference (Buy 288.58) is higher than the 30-day reference (282.45), pointing to a recent firming versus the longer lookback. Meanwhile, some currencies (e.g., CNY and HKD) show 30-day references slightly above the current levels, indicating mixed medium-term direction.
Market context from the last 24 hours: News flow highlights that the USD reached a high level—reported as the highest in the past year near the current date—while domestic USD pricing in free-market reporting increased to 26,520 VND/USD. At the same time, the article set notes that gold prices (including SJC and jewelry-related references) were moving lower, and that the financial market focus remains on USD strength and FX signals.
Overall, with the US Dollar Index at 100.84 and higher than 99.121 from 30 days ago, the domestic FX curve in Vietnam reflects an environment where USD strength remains a key driver, while other major currencies display varied buy/sell levels and mixed changes across 1-day, 7-day, and 30-day comparisons.

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