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As of 25/6/2026, Vietnam’s domestic FX quotes show broadly higher VND sell rates for most tracked currencies, while the US Dollar Index continues to strengthen globally.
Internationally, the US Dollar Index is at 101.6 (previous day: 101.359; 7 days ago: 100.815; 30 days ago: 99.078), signaling a firmer USD backdrop.
In the domestic market, the US dollar (USD) is quoted at 26,131 VND to buy and 26,451 VND to sell (previous day: 26,448 VND buy / 26,451 VND sell; 7 days ago: 26,431 VND; 30 days ago: 26,394 VND). This aligns with the stronger USD environment.
Other currencies also generally trade at higher levels versus recent references. For example, the Australian dollar is 17,889.37 VND (buy) and 18,462.25 VND (sell), compared with 1 day ago: 18,691.38 and 7 days ago: 18,816.16; the Canadian dollar is 18,223.55 (buy) and 18,807.14 (sell), versus 1 day ago: 18,893.89 and 30 days ago: 19,391.26.
European and UK rates are higher on the sell side: the euro is 29,434.65 (buy) and 30,676.54 VND (sell), compared with 1 day ago: 30,854.34 and 30 days ago: 31,440.42; the British pound is 34,182.35 (buy) and 35,276.98 VND (sell), versus 1 day ago: 35,412.01 and 30 days ago: 36,096.02.
Several Asian and regional currencies show smaller absolute moves but still reflect the USD-driven tone. The Chinese yuan renminbi is 3,810.2 (buy) and 3,932.22 VND (sell), compared with 1 day ago: 3,948.07 and 7 days ago: 3,954.85; the Japanese yen is 158.76 (buy) and 167.16 VND (sell), versus 1 day ago: 167.23 and 30 days ago: 170.7; the Hong Kong dollar is 3,296.32 (buy) and 3,422.36 VND (sell), compared with 1 day ago: 3,422.14.
Among Middle East and Nordic currencies, the Kuwaiti dinar is 85,052.32 (buy) and 89,174.52 VND (sell), compared with 1 day ago: 89,215.57 and 30 days ago: 89,591.49; the Norwegian krone is 2,628.99 (buy) and 2,740.46 VND (sell), versus 30 days ago: 2,908.36; the Swedish krona is 2,642.87 (buy) and 2,754.92 VND (sell), compared with 30 days ago: 2,892.23.
Overall, the combination of a higher US Dollar Index and mostly elevated domestic VND sell quotes suggests a market still anchored to USD strength, even where some currencies are slightly below their previous-day or multi-week reference levels.

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