The global foreign exchange landscape is nuanced today as the US dollar index sits at 101.68, a touch softer than the 7 day peak of 101.786 but above the 30 day level of 101.035. This indicates a balanced tone where USD remains a dominant driver, yet momentum has cooled from mid range highs. The 24 hour news cycle highlights reports of USD strength in international markets alongside signs of caution as traders monitor central bank communications.
In the domestic market the following cash quotes apply across major currencies: US dollar buy 25,640 and sell 26,020 VND, with the previous day sell at 26,020, 7 days ago 26,060, and 30 days ago 26,170. The euro trades at 28,504.1 / 29,707.6 VND, with the previous day sell at 29,707.6; 7 days ago 29,793.37; 30 days ago 30,351.69. The British pound is quoted at 34,041.2 / 35,132.35, with prior readings at 35,132.35, 7 days ago 35,021.16, and 30 days ago 34,929.80. The Swiss franc stands at 30,935 / 31,926.59 with historical levels 31,926.59 (1 day ago), 31,855.85 (7 days ago), 31,829.18 (30 days ago). The Australian dollar shows buy 17,846.84 / sell 18,418.9 with prior day 18,418.9, 7 days ago 18,358.06, 30 days ago 18,546.89. The Canadian dollar quotes buy 18,149.01 / sell 18,730.75; prior day sell 18,730.75, 7 days ago 18,659.85, 30 days ago 18,662.29. The Singapore dollar is quoted at 19,880.69 / 20,559.03 with prior readings 20,559.03 (1 day ago), 20,574.74 (7 days ago), 20,678.33 (30 days ago).
Across the board the USD remains the primary liquidity anchor, resulting in a wider spread for USD pairs versus notable gains or corrections in other majors. The data shows the current USD/VND bid-ask spread of 380 VND, derived from 25,640 buy and 26,020 sell, underscoring a typical risk premium in the onshore market. Cross rates show a mixed picture with the euro and pound trading in established ranges and several major currency pairs showing modest fluctuations over the week.
Market news from the last 24 hours highlights USD movement stories across outlets with mentions of central bank meetings and policy signals shaping expectations for the fx space. The overall tone suggests near term consolidation in major pairs as traders digest policy cues and global growth signals.
