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As of 26/5/2026, domestic FX quotes in Vietnam show a mixed picture across major currencies, while the global US Dollar Index remains slightly lower versus the previous day.
US Dollar (USD) in the domestic market is quoted at 26,162 VND (buy) and 26,392 VND (sell). Compared with the previous day, the buy rate is slightly higher than 26,390 VND, and the sell rate is broadly aligned with 26,389 VND from 7 days ago; over 30 days, the USD buy rate is higher than 26,368 VND.
The US Dollar Index is 99.24, down versus 98.998 from the previous day and also below 99.285 from 7 days ago, while it is higher than 98.637 from 30 days ago—indicating a modest easing in the dollar’s broader strength.
Other notable domestic FX levels include: Australian Dollar 18,586.2 VND (buy) / 19,181.35 VND (sell); Canadian Dollar 18,810.66 / 19,413 VND; Swiss Franc 33,201.93 / 34,265.1 VND; Euro 30,213.92 / 31,488.61 VND; UK Pound Sterling 34,992.19 / 36,112.68 VND; and Japanese Yen 161.83 / 170.39 VND.
In Asia-linked pairs, Chinese Yuan is 3,820.82 / 3,943.17 VND, Hong Kong Dollar is 3,304.11 / 3,430.44 VND, Korean Won is 16.78 / 18.21 VND, and Singapore Dollar is 20,320.49 / 21,013.17 VND. Meanwhile, Middle East and European rates include Kuwaiti Dinar 85,459.27 / 89,600.99 VND, Saudi Arabian Riyal 6,987.05 / 7,287.71 VND, Danish Krone 4,032.98 / 4,187.18 VND, Norwegian Krone 2,790.8 / 2,909.12 VND, and Swedish Krona 2,778.44 / 2,896.23 VND.
Over the past 1 day, several currencies show small changes versus their previous-day levels (for example, the Euro buy rate moved from 31,422.6 VND to 30,213.92 VND, and the US Dollar buy rate from 26,390 VND to 26,162 VND), while 7-day and 30-day comparisons suggest more gradual shifts rather than a single uniform move.
News context over the last 24 hours highlights that the USD exchange rate today saw a slight decline, and some reports noted movements in free-market USD pricing alongside a softer global USD tone. This aligns with the US Dollar Index reading easing from the previous day.
Overall, the FX market tone on 26/5/2026 is characterized by modest, currency-specific adjustments in Vietnam’s domestic quotes, alongside a slightly weaker broader USD signal from the US Dollar Index.
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