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Vietnam’s FX market on 22/5/2026 shows a broadly mixed picture across major currencies, with all quoted rates expressed in VND per unit of foreign currency.
Domestic FX quotes (buy/sell) in VND: Australian Dollar 18,461.61 / 19,052.78; Canadian Dollar 18,869.45 / 19,473.67; Swiss Franc 32,995.16 / 34,051.70; Chinese Yuan 3,818.69 / 3,940.97; Danish Krone 4,025.71 / 4,179.62; Euro 30,162.01 / 31,434.51; UK Pound Sterling 34,844.25 / 35,960.00; Hong Kong Dollar 3,305.29 / 3,431.67; Indian Rupee 270.80 / 282.45; Japanese Yen 162.36 / 170.94; Korean Won 16.86 / 18.30; Kuwaiti Dinar 85,459.27 / 89,600.99; Malaysian Ringgit 6,573.22 / 6,716.19; Norwegian Krone 2,786.11 / 2,904.23; Russian Ruble 350.98 / 388.52; Saudi Arabian Riyal 6,987.24 / 7,287.91; Swedish Krona 2,763.87 / 2,881.05; Singapore Dollar 20,280.76 / 20,972.09; Thai Baht 791.70 / 825.27; and US Dollar 26,161.00 / 26,391.00.
Compared with the previous day, several currencies show higher sell-side levels versus “Previous day” references, while some have smaller changes. Notable examples from the provided comparisons: US Dollar sell is 26,391.00 versus 26,391.00 (Previous day), Euro sell is 31,434.51 versus 31,350.66 (Previous day), and Japanese Yen sell is 170.94 versus 170.18 (Previous day). For the 7-day comparison, the dataset shows, for instance, US Dollar sell at 26,387.00 and Euro sell at 31,457.75.
Internationally, the US Dollar Index is at 99.21, with “Previous day” at 99.121 and the 7-day figure at 99.27. This indicates the global USD environment is clustered around the 99 level in the provided snapshot.
News context over the past 24 hours highlights that the USD turned upward, supported by expectations that the Fed may keep interest rates high. Several headlines also reference USD strength linked to geopolitical concerns in the Middle East, alongside reports that the free market saw different movements and that banks adjusted USD buying prices to attract foreign currency.
Overall, the domestic FX table and the US Dollar Index snapshot suggest that USD-related pricing remains anchored near recent global levels, while other currencies display their own day-to-day variations within the quoted VND ranges.
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