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As of 26/5/2026, Vietnam’s FX market quotes show mixed movements across major currencies, with buy and sell rates provided for each pair.
Compared with the previous day, the US dollar index in global markets edged lower to 99.24 (previous day: 98.998; 7 days ago: 99.285; 30 days ago: 98.637), indicating a mild softening of the USD on the index basis.
In the domestic market, the US dollar is quoted at 26,162 VND (buy) and 26,392 VND (sell). Over the last 30 days, the sell rate is slightly higher than 30 days ago (previous day: 26,390; 7 days ago: 26,389; 30 days ago: 26,368).
Other major currencies are also quoted with defined buy/sell levels: Australian Dollar 18,586.2 / 19,181.35 VND; 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; and UK Pound Sterling 34,992.19 / 36,112.68 VND.
In Asia-linked pairs, Chinese Yuan is 3,820.82 / 3,943.17 VND, Hong Kong Dollar 3,304.11 / 3,430.44 VND, Japanese Yen 161.83 / 170.39 VND, and Korean Won 16.78 / 18.21 VND. For the last 30 days, the provided reference levels show small changes, including Yuan sell at 3,915.01 (30 days ago) versus 3,943.17 currently.
Among additional currencies, Danish Krone is 4,032.98 / 4,187.18 VND, Norwegian Krone 2,790.8 / 2,909.12 VND, Swedish Krona 2,778.44 / 2,896.23 VND, Singapore Dollar 20,320.49 / 21,013.17 VND, Thai Baht 797.08 / 830.87 VND, and Malaysian Ringgit 6,613.21 / 6,757.05 VND.
Middle East and other quotes include Kuwaiti Dinar 85,459.27 / 89,600.99 VND, Saudi Arabian Riyal 6,987.05 / 7,287.71 VND, and Russian Ruble 350.76 / 388.27 VND. The reference sell levels show notable variation over 30 days for some currencies, such as Russian Ruble sell at 369.35 (30 days ago) versus 388.27 currently.
News context over the past 24 hours highlights that the USD exchange rate in Vietnam saw a mild decline in the latest reporting, while global USD sentiment softened as the world index slipped. This aligns with the slightly lower US Dollar Index reading in the provided data.
Overall, the domestic FX snapshot for 26/5/2026 presents a currency-by-currency picture with defined buy/sell levels and modest differences versus previous-day, 7-day, and 30-day reference rates.
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