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As of 2/5/2026, Vietnam’s FX counter rates show a broadly steady picture across major currencies, with the US dollar (USD) quoted at VND 26,138 (buy) and VND 26,368 (sell).
Compared with the previous day, the USD sell rate is unchanged at 26,368 VND (previous day: 26,368; 7 days ago: 26,368). This points to limited day-to-day movement in the USD pricing on the domestic market.
Other major currencies also appear stable versus the previous day, with small differences mainly reflected in the quoted buy/sell spreads:
• Australian dollar (AUD): VND 18,539.11 (buy) / VND 19,147.3 (sell) (previous day sell: 19,147.3; 7 days ago: 19,114.83).
• Canadian dollar (CAD): VND 18,945.74 (buy) / VND 19,567.27 (sell) (previous day sell: 19,567.27; 7 days ago: 19,567.89).
• Swiss franc (CHF): VND 32,832.41 (buy) / VND 33,909.5 (sell) (previous day sell: 33,909.5; 7 days ago: 34,069.37).
• Euro (EUR): VND 30,329.89 (buy) / VND 31,633.51 (sell) (previous day sell: 31,633.51; 7 days ago: 31,600.24).
• UK pound (GBP): VND 34,996.43 (buy) / VND 36,144.52 (sell) (previous day sell: 36,144.52; 7 days ago: 36,076.67).
In Asia, several quotes also remain close to recent levels, including:
• Chinese yuan (CNY): VND 3,794.58 (buy) / VND 3,919.07 (sell) (previous day sell: 3,919.07; 7 days ago: 3,915.01).
• Hong Kong dollar (HKD): VND 3,299.13 (buy) / VND 3,427.87 (sell) (previous day sell: 3,427.87; 7 days ago: 3,426.33).
• Japanese yen (JPY): VND 160.68 (buy) / VND 169.3 (sell) (previous day sell: 169.3; 7 days ago: 169.46).
• Singapore dollar (SGD): VND 20,271.94 (buy) / VND 20,978.91 (sell) (previous day sell: 20,978.91; 7 days ago: 20,978.03).
Internationally, the US Dollar Index (DXY) is at 98.21 (previous day: 98.849; 7 days ago: 98.51), indicating a softer dollar tone versus recent readings.
News flow over the past 24 hours highlights a key FX driver: reports point to the yen strengthening sharply after news that Japan intervened. At the same time, coverage also describes USD dynamics as mixed, including references to “black market” movements and a cooling USD outlook versus the yen.
Overall, the domestic FX quotes on 2/5/2026 look relatively stable for most major pairs, while the global backdrop—particularly the yen’s strength and a softer DXY—suggests that any renewed volatility is more likely to emerge from international USD/JPY dynamics rather than from broad-based domestic repricing.
Domestic FX snapshot (VND per unit):
AUD: 18,539.11 / 19,147.3; CAD: 18,945.74 / 19,567.27; CHF: 32,832.41 / 33,909.5; CNY: 3,794.58 / 3,919.07; DKK: 4,047.37 / 4,205.31; EUR: 30,329.89 / 31,633.51; GBP: 34,996.43 / 36,144.52; HKD: 3,299.13 / 3,427.87; INR: 276.14 / 288.24; JPY: 160.68 / 169.3; KRW: 17.1 / 18.56; KWD: 85,445.53 / 89,654.7; MYR: 6,597.32 / 6,745.94; NOK: 2,770.3 / 2,889.94; RUB: 334 / 370; SAR: 6,983 / 7,289.03; SEK: 2,780 / 2,900.06; SGD: 20,271.94 / 20,978.91; THB: 790.08 / 824.2; USD: 26,138 / 26,368.
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