Global FX markets remain cautious, with the US dollar broadly firmer as traders assess the trajectory of major economies and policy signals. The US Dollar Index stands around 101.15, signaling a firmer greenback and a path that could push the dollar higher into the week. In the domestic market, the US dollar is quoted at Buy 26,140 VND and Sell 26,520 VND, indicating a stable but range-bound environment for local traders. Previous day: 26,520; 7 days ago: 26,490; 30 days ago: 26,456.
Other major currencies exhibit mixed moves in the domestic quotes. The Australian dollar is Buy 18,143.34 and Sell 18,724.35 VND, with Previous day 18,724.35; 7 days ago 18,628.23; 30 days ago 18,436.32. The Canadian dollar is Buy 18,376 and Sell 18,964.46 VND, with Previous day 18,964.46; 7 days ago 19,042.77; 30 days ago 18,794.85. The euro is Buy 29,548.68 and Sell 30,795.38 VND, with Previous day 30,795.38; 7 days ago 30,860.13; 30 days ago 30,668.85. The UK pound sterling is Buy 34,674.74 and Sell 35,785.14 VND, with Previous day 35,785.14; 7 days ago 35,915.38; 30 days ago 35,203.43.
Exotic currencies and high value units show a broad spectrum of moves. The Kuwaiti dinar is Buy 85,107.62 and Sell 89,232.50 VND, with Previous day 89,232.50; 7 days ago 89,188.90; 30 days ago 89,191.44. Other notable quotes include the Malaysian ringgit Buy 6,370.63 Sell 6,509.21; Norwegian krone Buy 2,678.77 Sell 2,792.34; Saudi riyal Buy 6,974.03 Sell 7,274.15; Swedish krona Buy 2,658.04 Sell 2,770.73; Singapore dollar Buy 20,050.85 Sell 20,734.38; Thai baht Buy 764.95 Sell 797.38. The US dollar anchors most activity as liquidity conditions influence the wider FX spectrum.
News snapshot from the past 24 hours shows USD momentum as a key driver. The dollar is described as on track for its strongest week since mid-June, with reports noting the USD selling rate hovering near the 26,547 VND per USD mark in some outlets. In this environment, domestic rates remain elevated around the 26,500 level, underscoring a cautious stance among market participants and a broad, uneven tilt across currencies as traders await fresh cues.
