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As of 28/6/2026, FX reference rates in Vietnam show a firmer US dollar across the domestic market. The US Dollar is quoted at VND 26,114 (buy) and VND 26,454 (sell).
Compared with the previous day, the US Dollar sell rate is slightly lower than 1 day ago (previous day sell: VND 26,454), while the 7-day and 30-day sell levels are also marginally higher/lower: VND 26,440 (7 days ago) and VND 26,395 (30 days ago). Overall, the domestic USD pricing remains supported.
Internationally, the US Dollar Index stands at 101.37, up from 100.875 (7 days ago) and higher than 98.942 (30 days ago), indicating a strengthening dollar trend on the global measure.
In the domestic market, several other currencies are also quoted higher on the sell side versus earlier reference points. Examples include:
Australian Dollar: VND 17,848.26 (buy) / 18,419.85 (sell) (sell: VND 18,419.85 previous day; VND 18,753.77 7 days ago; VND 19,133.14 30 days ago).
Canadian Dollar: VND 18,256.68 / 18,841.36 (sell: VND 18,841.36 previous day; VND 18,924.21 7 days ago; VND 19,368.52 30 days ago).
Swiss Franc: VND 32,052.02 / 33,078.50 (sell: VND 33,078.50 previous day; VND 33,252.04 7 days ago; VND 34,108.77 30 days ago).
European and UK currencies are quoted at elevated levels today, though the longer look-back shows some easing versus 30 days ago on the sell side. Euro is at VND 29,499.46 (buy) / 30,744.13 (sell), while British Pound is at VND 34,187.38 / 35,282.24.
Asian currencies show mixed movement. Chinese Yuan (Renminbi) is quoted at VND 3,807.48 / 3,929.42, with the sell level slightly below the 7- and 30-day reference points. Japanese Yen is at VND 158.69 / 167.08, and South Korean Won at VND 16.43 / 17.82.
Other notable quotes include Singapore Dollar at VND 19,989.29 / 20,670.76, Thai Baht at VND 772.09 / 804.83, and Indian Rupee at VND 277.02 / 288.94.
Middle East and commodity-linked currencies are also listed with wide spreads. Kuwaiti Dinar is quoted at VND 84,955.34 / 89,072.99, while Saudi Riyal is at VND 6,964.22 / 7,263.93.
News flow over the past 24 hours highlights that the US dollar has been recording a second consecutive week of gains, aligning with the higher US Dollar Index reading today. This backdrop is consistent with the domestic USD staying firm in today’s quotes.
Domestic FX reference rates (VND per unit, buy/sell):
Australian Dollar: 17,848.26 / 18,419.85
Canadian Dollar: 18,256.68 / 18,841.36
Swiss Franc: 32,052.02 / 33,078.50
Chinese Yuan (Renminbi): 3,807.48 / 3,929.42
Danish Krone: 3,936.22 / 4,086.74
Euro: 29,499.46 / 30,744.13
British Pound: 34,187.38 / 35,282.24
Hong Kong Dollar: 3,292.10 / 3,417.98
Indian Rupee: 277.02 / 288.94
Japanese Yen: 158.69 / 167.08
South Korean Won: 16.43 / 17.82
Kuwaiti Dinar: 84,955.34 / 89,072.99
Malaysian Ringgit: 6,369.60 / 6,508.17
Norwegian Krone: 2,604.31 / 2,714.73
Russian Ruble: 325.68 / 360.51
Saudi Riyal: 6,964.22 / 7,263.93
Swedish Krona: 2,654.16 / 2,766.70
Singapore Dollar: 19,989.29 / 20,670.76
Thai Baht: 772.09 / 804.83
US Dollar: 26,114.00 / 26,454.00

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