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As of 29/6/2026, domestic FX quotes in Vietnam show a broadly higher VND selling price across major currencies, while the direction over 7 days and 30 days varies by pair.
US Dollar (USD): Buy 26,114 VND; sell 26,454 VND. Compared with the previous day, the selling rate is 26,454 VND (unchanged). Over 7 days, it is slightly higher than 26,442 VND, while over 30 days it is above 26,395 VND.
Australian Dollar (AUD): Buy 17,848.26 VND; sell 18,419.85 VND. The VND selling rate is below the 7-day and 30-day levels (18,738.63 and 19,133.14 respectively), suggesting a pullback after recent increases.
Canadian Dollar (CAD): Buy 18,256.68 VND; sell 18,841.36 VND. Selling is lower than the 30-day figure (19,368.52) but slightly higher than the 7-day level (18,868.98 is marginally above, indicating a small easing).
Swiss Franc (CHF): Buy 32,052.02 VND; sell 33,078.5 VND. The selling rate is slightly below the 7-day (33,087.25) and 30-day (34,108.77) readings.
Euro (EUR): Buy 29,499.46 VND; sell 30,744.13 VND. The selling rate is below the 7-day (30,942.98) and 30-day (31,429.37) levels, indicating softer VND pricing versus recent history.
British Pound (GBP): Buy 34,187.38 VND; sell 35,282.24 VND. Selling is lower than the 7-day (35,330.43) and 30-day (35,875.3) figures.
Japanese Yen (JPY): Buy 158.69 VND; sell 167.08 VND. Selling is slightly below the 7-day (167.25) and below the 30-day level (169.57).
Chinese Yuan (RMB): Buy 3,807.48 VND; sell 3,929.42 VND. The selling rate is higher than the previous day (3,929.42) but below the 7-day (3,950.76) and close to the 30-day (3,947.29) range.
Other notable pairs: Hong Kong Dollar sell 3,417.98 VND (below 7-day 3,422.46 and near 30-day 3,421.17); Indian Rupee sell 288.94 VND (above 7-day 289.39 but below 30-day 285.79); Singapore Dollar sell 20,670.76 VND (below 30-day 20,949.22); Swedish Krona sell 2,766.7 VND (below 7-day 2,803.13 and 30-day 2,905.8).
International backdrop: The US Dollar Index stands at 101.37 (previous day 101.366; 7 days 101.013; 30 days 98.942), indicating a stronger USD tone versus the broader basket over the 30-day horizon.
News context (last 24 hours): Multiple reports describe the USD as maintaining an upward trend with a positive short-term outlook, while some coverage notes pressure on EUR and JPY. Additional items also reference domestic gold price stability/pressure, but the key FX takeaway from the provided context is the USD’s firm bias and mixed pressure across other currencies.

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