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Vietnam’s FX market on 25/6/2026 shows broadly higher domestic buy and sell rates versus the previous day, 7 days ago, and 30 days ago across the listed currencies.
In the global FX reference, the US Dollar Index stands at 101.6, up from 101.359 (previous day), 100.815 (7 days ago), and 99.078 (30 days ago), indicating a firmer USD backdrop.
Domestic rates highlight the same direction. For example, the US Dollar is quoted at 26,131 (buy) and 26,451 VND (sell), compared with 26,448 (buy) and 26,394 VND (sell) 30 days ago.
Other major currencies also show upward movement over longer horizons. The Euro is at 29,434.65 (buy) and 30,676.54 VND (sell), versus 30,854.34 (buy) and 31,440.42 VND (sell) 7 and 30 days ago. The British Pound is at 34,182.35 (buy) and 35,276.98 VND (sell), compared with 35,595.11 (buy) and 36,096.02 VND (sell) 7 and 30 days ago.
Among smaller units, the Hong Kong Dollar is 3,296.32 (buy) and 3,422.36 VND (sell), while Japanese Yen is 158.76 (buy) and 167.16 VND (sell). The Chinese Yuan (Renminbi) is 3,810.2 (buy) and 3,932.22 VND (sell).
Some currencies display more pronounced changes over the 30-day window. The Swiss Franc is 31,950.18 (buy) and 32,973.34 VND (sell), down from 34,173.57 VND (sell) 30 days ago. The Norwegian Krone is 2,628.99 (buy) and 2,740.46 VND (sell), compared with 2,908.36 VND (sell) 30 days ago. The Russian Ruble is 334.1 (buy) and 369.82 VND (sell), versus 387.68 VND (sell) 30 days ago.
Overall, the combination of a higher USD Index and mixed but generally elevated domestic quotations suggests FX pricing remains sensitive to USD strength, with multiple currency pairs showing shifts relative to recent daily and monthly levels.
Selected domestic FX quotes (VND per unit):
• Australian Dollar: Buy 17,889.37 | Sell 18,462.25
• Canadian Dollar: Buy 18,223.55 | Sell 18,807.14
• Swiss Franc: Buy 31,950.18 | Sell 32,973.34
• Renminbi (Yuan): Buy 3,810.2 | Sell 3,932.22
• Danish Krone: Buy 3,927.36 | Sell 4,077.53
• Euro: Buy 29,434.65 | Sell 30,676.54
• British Pound: Buy 34,182.35 | Sell 35,276.98
• Hong Kong Dollar: Buy 3,296.32 | Sell 3,422.36
• Indian Rupee: Buy 276.59 | Sell 288.49
• Japanese Yen: Buy 158.76 | Sell 167.16
• South Korean Won: Buy 16.39 | Sell 17.78
• Kuwaiti Dinar: Buy 85,052.32 | Sell 89,174.52
• Malaysian Ringgit: Buy 6,301.28 | Sell 6,438.36
• Norwegian Krone: Buy 2,628.99 | Sell 2,740.46
• Russian Ruble: Buy 334.1 | Sell 369.82
• Saudi Riyal: Buy 6,974.4 | Sell 7,274.54
• Swedish Krona: Buy 2,642.87 | Sell 2,754.92
• Singapore Dollar: Buy 19,973.52 | Sell 20,654.42
• Thailand Baht: Buy 773.2 | Sell 805.99
• US Dollar: Buy 26,131 | Sell 26,451
International reference: US Dollar Index: 101.6 (previous day 101.359; 7 days ago 100.815; 30 days ago 99.078)
News context (last 24 hours): Headlines referenced USD strength and ongoing USD rate movements, alongside coverage that included gold-price dynamics linked to the USD. Additional reporting noted Vietnam’s foreign exchange reserves nearing 87.6 billion USD.
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