Exchange rates today 29/4/2026: Mixed FX pricing in Vietnam as the US dollar edges higher globally

Vietnam FX rates on 29/4/2026 show a broad set of quoted buy/sell levels across major currencies, with the US dollar remaining a key reference point. In the international snapshot, the US Dollar Index is at 98.6, up from 98.492 in the previous day.

Domestic market quotes (VND per unit) indicate the following buy/sell ranges: Australian Dollar 18,609.11 / 19,205.03; Canadian Dollar 19,016.60 / 19,625.57; Swiss Franc 32,978.55 / 34,034.62; Chinese Yuan 3,796.86 / 3,918.45; Danish Krone 4,052.77 / 4,207.72; Euro 30,363.59 / 31,644.65; UK Pound Sterling 35,053.46 / 36,175.98.

Additional currencies are quoted as: Hong Kong Dollar 3,299.72 / 3,425.88; Indian Rupee 278.04 / 290.01; Japanese Yen 161.60 / 170.14; Korean Won 17.16 / 18.62; Kuwaiti Dinar 85,473.42 / 89,615.97; Malaysian Ringgit 6,600.66 / 6,744.24; Norwegian Krone 2,773.81 / 2,891.41; Russian Ruble 334.80 / 370.60.

Further rates include: Saudi Arabian Riyal 6,982.63 / 7,283.12; Swedish Krona 2,792.33 / 2,910.72; Singapore Dollar 20,324.42 / 21,017.27; Thai Baht 796.17 / 829.93; and US Dollar 26,136 / 26,366 VND per USD.

Across the provided dataset, the “previous day” reference values are available for the sell side for most currencies, while 7-day and 30-day changes are not shown (marked as unavailable). For example, the US Dollar sell rate is 26,366 VND/USD, compared with 26,366 in the previous day snapshot.

News context over the last 24 hours points to a US dollar that has rebounded after two consecutive sessions of decline, with reports also noting the USD free-market rate rising sharply and banks selling USD near the upper limit. At the same time, broader market coverage highlights declines in precious metals and tighter positioning ahead of multiple macro variables—context that can influence FX sentiment even though the FX figures remain the primary focus here.