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On 28/6/2026, Vietnam’s FX market quotations show a generally firmer USD environment in the domestic market, while several other currencies move unevenly across the buy and sell rates.
US Dollar (USD): The bank buy rate is VND 26,114 per USD and the sell rate is VND 26,454 per USD. Compared with previous day, the sell rate is unchanged (previous day: 26,454), slightly higher versus 7 days ago (26,440), and higher versus 30 days ago (26,395).
US Dollar Index (global): The US Dollar Index is at 101.37. It is higher than previous day (101.366) and also above 7 days ago (100.875) and 30 days ago (98.942), supporting the firmer USD tone globally.
Selected domestic currency levels (buy / sell):
AUD: 17,848.26 / 18,419.85 VND; CAD: 18,256.68 / 18,841.36; CHF: 32,052.02 / 33,078.5; CNY: 3,807.48 / 3,929.42; DKK: 3,936.22 / 4,086.74.
EUR: 29,499.46 / 30,744.13 VND; GBP: 34,187.38 / 35,282.24; HKD: 3,292.1 / 3,417.98; INR: 277.02 / 288.94; JPY: 158.69 / 167.08.
KRW: 16.43 / 17.82 VND; KWD: 84,955.34 / 89,072.99; MYR: 6,369.6 / 6,508.17; NOK: 2,604.31 / 2,714.73; RUB: 325.68 / 360.51.
SAR: 6,964.22 / 7,263.93 VND; SEK: 2,654.16 / 2,766.7; SGD: 19,989.29 / 20,670.76; THB: 772.09 / 804.83.
Where the domestic rates appear to have strengthened (sell rate): Several sell quotes are higher than 30 days ago, including AUD (18,419.85 vs 19,133.14—actually lower than 30 days ago), CAD (18,841.36 vs 19,368.52—lower), CHF (33,078.5 vs 34,108.77—lower), EUR (30,744.13 vs 31,429.37—lower), and GBP (35,282.24 vs 35,875.3—lower). Meanwhile, some currencies show sell rates that are closer to or above recent levels, reflecting mixed short-term dynamics.
News context (last 24 hours): Reports highlighted that the USD recorded its second consecutive weekly gain, and market attention remains on expectations such as potential US rate increases in September. This backdrop aligns with the higher US Dollar Index reading.
Overall, the global USD tone (US Dollar Index above 7 and 30 days ago) contrasts with mixed domestic movements across other currencies, indicating that 28/6/2026 FX pricing is being shaped by both global USD strength and currency-specific adjustments in the local market.

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