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As of 28/5/2026, the FX market in Vietnam shows a generally firmer USD tone, with the US Dollar Index at 99.29 (previous day: 99.078; 7 days ago: 99.2; 30 days ago: 98.599).
Domestic rates (VND per foreign currency) are quoted with clear buy–sell spreads. The US Dollar is listed at 26,143 (buy) and 26,393 (sell) VND/USD, compared with previous day levels of 26,394 (buy) and 26,391 (sell), while the 30-day reference is 26,366.
Other major currencies display mixed movements versus the previous day and longer lookbacks:
Australian Dollar: 18,605.57 (buy) and 19,201.38 (sell) VND; previous day buy/sell: 19,177.52 / 19,177.52, 7 days ago: 19,052.78, 30 days ago: 19,205.03.
Canadian Dollar: 18,784.31 (buy) and 19,385.85 (sell) VND; previous day: 19,391.26, 7 days ago: 19,473.67, 30 days ago: 19,625.57.
Swiss Franc: 33,035.31 (buy) and 34,093.2 (sell) VND; previous day: 34,173.57, 7 days ago: 34,051.7, 30 days ago: 34,034.62.
Chinese Yuan: 3,820.53 (buy) and 3,942.87 (sell) VND; previous day: 3,945.47, 7 days ago: 3,940.97, 30 days ago: 3,918.45.
Euro: 30,168.61 (buy) and 31,441.45 (sell) VND; previous day: 31,440.42, 7 days ago: 31,434.51, 30 days ago: 31,644.65.
UK Pound Sterling: 34,873.14 (buy) and 35,989.89 (sell) VND; previous day: 36,096.02, 7 days ago: 35,960, 30 days ago: 36,175.98.
Japanese Yen: 161.26 (buy) and 169.79 (sell) VND; previous day: 170.7, 7 days ago: 170.94, 30 days ago: 170.14.
Notable regional and other currencies include: Singapore Dollar at 20,293.5 (buy) and 20,985.3 (sell) VND; Hong Kong Dollar at 3,298.76 (buy) and 3,424.89 (sell) VND; Indian Rupee at 273.66 (buy) and 285.44 (sell) VND; Korean Won at 16.83 (buy) and 18.26 (sell) VND.
Middle East and Nordic quotes also show defined spreads: Kuwaiti Dinar at 85,401.43 (buy) and 89,540.53 (sell) VND; Saudi Arabian Riyal at 6,977.77 (buy) and 7,278.05 (sell) VND; Norwegian Krone at 2,786.73 (buy) and 2,904.89 (sell) VND; Swedish Krona at 2,776.78 (buy) and 2,894.51 (sell) VND.
Market news over the past 24 hours points to continued USD strength, with multiple reports noting the US dollar extending its rise and local USD prices moving upward. At the same time, the provided news set also references broader commodity sentiment, including reports of gold price declines—though the FX snapshot here remains focused on quoted exchange rates and the US Dollar Index.

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