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As of 26/6/2026, domestic FX quotes in Vietnam show a generally firm tone across multiple currencies, with the US dollar (USD) selling at 26,456 VND per USD.
USD/VND: The buy rate is 26,136 VND per USD and the sell rate is 26,456 VND per USD. Compared with the previous day, the sell rate is slightly higher than 26,440 VND (7 days ago: 26,440; 30 days ago: 26,393), suggesting USD strength is being maintained rather than accelerating.
Global backdrop: The US Dollar Index is at 101.51, down from 101.605 the previous day and from 100.849 7 days ago, while still above 99.269 from 30 days ago—indicating a more stable-to-slightly easing USD tone globally versus the month-ago level.
Selected domestic rates (buy/sell, VND per unit): Australian Dollar 17,864.25 / 18,436.32; Canadian Dollar 18,211.65 / 18,794.85; Swiss Franc 31,916.91 / 32,938.99; Euro 29,427.29 / 30,668.85; British Pound 34,111.08 / 35,203.43.
Other notable quotes: Singapore Dollar 19,966.54 / 20,647.19; Japanese Yen 158.75 / 167.15; Hong Kong Dollar 3,297.7 / 3,423.79; Chinese Yuan 3,806.73 / 3,928.63; Danish Krone 3,926.44 / 4,076.57.
Lower-priced currencies also show firm sell levels: South Korean Won 16.35 / 17.74; Indian Rupee 276.6 / 288.5; Swedish Krona 2,644.86 / 2,757; Norwegian Krone 2,619.06 / 2,730.1; Thailand Baht 772.43 / 805.18.
Middle East and Russia: Kuwaiti Dinar 85,068.48 / 89,191.44; Saudi Riyal 6,974.42 / 7,274.56; Russian Ruble 334.62 / 370.41; Malaysian Ringgit 6,316.23 / 6,453.63.
News flow over the past 24 hours highlights that USD exchange rates in Vietnam have been holding near the current sell level (26.456 VND per USD) and that the USD has lost some momentum in global terms, aligning with the Dollar Index easing versus the previous day.
Overall, the snapshot for 26/6/2026 points to steady domestic FX pricing with the USD remaining the key reference point, while the global USD index shows mild softening from the previous day but remains higher than a month ago.

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