Global currency markets show a cautious tone as the US Dollar Index sits at 101.56, softer than the 101.679 posted the previous day. The index remains within a tight band around the 7 day average of 101.779 and the 30 day average of 101.135, suggesting a balanced risk backdrop as markets digest mixed geopolitical and growth signals ahead of month end.
In the domestic fx board, quotes span a wide spectrum across major and regional currencies. The US dollar is quoted at Buy 25,660 and Sell 26,040 VND, with the 1 day reference around 26,050 and 7 day around 26,080 to 26,190 for longer horizons. The euro trades at Buy 28,544 and Sell 29,749.14 VND, while the British pound stands at Buy 34,070.12 and Sell 35,162.15 VND. The yen trades at Buy 160.33 and Sell 169.66 VND, and the Swiss franc at Buy 31,023.13 and Sell 32,017.51 VND. These quotes illustrate a broad dispersion, highlighting how different currencies quote into VND and how recent days of data have shifted levels against the backdrop of global cues.
Beyond these majors, the market shows notable values across a wide set of currencies. The Australian dollar is quoted Buy 17,845.4 and Sell 18,417.4 VND, with a 1 day reference near 18,453.41 and 7 day around 18,303.86, while the Canadian dollar sits at Buy 18,151.41 and Sell 18,733.21 VND (1 day ~18,697.77; 7 days ~18,583.23; 30 days ~18,760.2). The Swiss franc and euro exhibit similar relative positioning, and the Kuwaiti dinar appears at Buy 83,446.4 and Sell 87,493.24 VND, underscoring the wide range of quotes in the domestic market. The list continues with the Malaysian ringgit at Buy 6,265.9 and Sell 6,402.38 VND, the Norwegian krone at Buy 2,705.91 and Sell 2,820.72 VND, and the Russian ruble at Buy 303.47 and Sell 335.94 VND. Reference day data show 1 day, 7 day, and 30 day scales that help traders gauge momentum across the month.
Current quotes reveal a strong dispersion from the weakest to the strongest cross rates in VND terms. Major cross rates cluster around mid to high twenties thousands of VND per unit for currencies like the euro and USD, while some regional currencies register substantially higher nominal values such as the Kuwaiti dinar. This spread points to active relative value work among traders, with shifts likely driven by domestic risk appetite and evolving expectations for US and regional policy signals in the near term.
Market news over the last 24 hours centers on USD dynamics and its role as a global anchor. News outlets note the USD moving in a consolidated range as investors weigh mixed signals from US policy and global growth trajectories. At the same time, market commentary points to earlier declines in gold and mixed responses in equities, suggesting a nuanced set of drivers for short term FX flows. Taken together, the domestic FX board reflects a cautious mood where USD directions and cross-rate shifts will continue to respond to headlines, macro data, and the evolving risk sentiment in global financial markets.
