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Date: 28/6/2026. In the domestic FX market, most listed currencies trade at higher sell rates than the previous day, indicating a firmer overall quotation environment.
US Dollar (USD): Buy 26,114 VND, sell 26,454 VND. Compared with the previous day, the sell rate is unchanged (previous day sell: 26,454 VND). Over 7 days, the sell rate is slightly higher than before (previous 7-day sell: 26,440 VND), while the 30-day sell reference is also higher than the current level (previous 30-day sell: 26,395 VND).
Global cue: The US Dollar Index stands at 101.37, up from 100.875 seven days ago and 98.942 thirty days ago—supporting the view of a stronger USD backdrop.
Major currency snapshots (domestic market, buy/sell in VND):
Euro (EUR): 29,499.46 / 30,744.13 (previous day sell: 30,744.13; 7-day sell: 30,954.73; 30-day sell: 31,429.37). British Pound (GBP): 34,187.38 / 35,282.24 (previous day sell: 35,282.24; 7-day sell: 35,327.8; 30-day sell: 35,875.3). Swiss Franc (CHF): 32,052.02 / 33,078.5 (previous day sell: 33,078.5; 7-day sell: 33,252.04; 30-day sell: 34,108.77).
Other notable moves: Canadian Dollar (CAD) 18,256.68 / 18,841.36 (previous day sell: 18,841.36; 7-day sell: 18,924.21; 30-day sell: 19,368.52). Australian Dollar (AUD) 17,848.26 / 18,419.85 (previous day sell: 18,419.85; 7-day sell: 18,753.77; 30-day sell: 19,133.14). Japanese Yen (JPY) 158.69 / 167.08 (previous day sell: 167.08; 7-day sell: 167.79; 30-day sell: 169.57).
Broader set of quotations (buy/sell in VND) also shows a generally higher sell level than the 30-day reference for many currencies: Danish Krone 3,936.22 / 4,086.74; Renminbi (CNY) 3,807.48 / 3,929.42; Singapore Dollar 19,989.29 / 20,670.76; Hong Kong Dollar 3,292.1 / 3,417.98; Indian Rupee 277.02 / 288.94; South Korean Won 16.43 / 17.82; Swedish Krona 2,654.16 / 2,766.7; Norwegian Krone 2,604.31 / 2,714.73; Russian Ruble 325.68 / 360.51; Saudi Riyal 6,964.22 / 7,263.93; Kuwaiti Dinar 84,955.34 / 89,072.99; Malaysian Ringgit 6,369.6 / 6,508.17; Thai Baht 772.09 / 804.83; while the US Dollar remains stable vs the previous day.
News context over the past 24 hours highlights that the USD has been gaining for a second consecutive week, aligning with the rise in the US Dollar Index. This backdrop is consistent with the steadier-to-firmer domestic USD pricing observed today.

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