Global FX markets entered the session with a mix of restrained volatility and cautious risk sentiment. The US Dollar Index stood at 98.67, signaling a stable to modestly firmer dollar against a basket of currencies. In Asia and Europe, currency moves were orderly, with no decisive breakout in major averages, and quotes for most currencies against the Vietnamese dong (VND) showing limited overnight change.
Domestically, a broad spectrum of currencies against the VND is quoted, with the US dollar at Buy 25,900 and Sell 26,280 VND. The current spread is around 380 VND, while the 1-day and 7-day readings for the selling price were 26,280 VND, suggesting the dollar's value has held steady on the day. Other majors also show stable levels: Euro Buy 30,031.53 / Sell 31,299.04 VND; Pound Buy 35,036.36 / Sell 36,158.85; Swiss Franc Buy 32,113.94 / Sell 33,142.80; Australian Dollar Buy 18,383.56 / Sell 18,972.53.
Japanese Yen is quoted at Buy 160.22 / Sell 169.56 VND, Korean Won Buy 18.16 / Sell 19.70, and Kuwaiti Dinar Buy 84,578.74 / Sell 88,679.22, illustrating a wide range of values against the dong. Notably, EUR and GBP quotes carry sizable spreads of roughly 1,267 and 1,122 VND respectively, while USD/VND sits around a 380 VND spread, reflecting typical domestic liquidity and risk premia in the market.
Market news in the last 24 hours highlights a generally cautious but contained USD move, with domestic selling prices reported around 25,890 per USD and the broad dollar index hovering near 99 points in some reports, indicating a steady to slightly firmer dollar stance. The overall tone points to a stable, cautious market environment in which the dong remains within a narrow bandwidth against the greenback, consistent with the observed quotes and the current global backdrop.
