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As of 29/6/2026, Vietnam’s domestic FX quotes show a broadly firmer tone. The US dollar remains the key driver: the USD buy rate is 26,114 VND and the sell rate is 26,454 VND, with the sell price slightly higher than the previous day (26,454 VND vs 26,454 VND) but lower versus 7 and 30 days ago (26,442 VND and 26,395 VND).
Global context points to USD strength. The US Dollar Index stands at 101.37 (previous day: 101.366; 7 days ago: 101.013; 30 days ago: 98.942), indicating a stronger dollar backdrop over the last month.
Across other major currencies, domestic buy/sell rates generally sit above the 7-day and 30-day comparisons. Examples include the euro (29,499.46 VND buy / 30,744.13 VND sell; previous day sell: 30,744.13; 7 days ago: 30,942.98; 30 days ago: 31,429.37) and the British pound (34,187.38 buy / 35,282.24 sell; previous day sell: 35,282.24; 7 days ago: 35,330.43; 30 days ago: 35,875.3).
Other notable moves in the domestic market include the Australian dollar (17,848.26 buy / 18,419.85 sell; 7 days ago sell: 18,738.63; 30 days ago sell: 19,133.14), Swiss franc (32,052.02 buy / 33,078.5 sell; 7 days ago sell: 33,087.25; 30 days ago sell: 34,108.77), and Japanese yen (158.69 buy / 167.08 sell; 7 days ago sell: 167.25; 30 days ago sell: 169.57).
Some currencies show comparatively smaller differences over the last week, such as the Chinese yuan (3,807.48 buy / 3,929.42 sell; 7 days ago sell: 3,950.76) and the Hong Kong dollar (3,292.1 buy / 3,417.98 sell; 7 days ago sell: 3,422.46). Meanwhile, several higher-volatility pairs remain clearly elevated versus longer horizons, including the Norwegian krone (2,604.31 buy / 2,714.73 sell; 30 days ago sell: 2,901.53) and the Swedish krona (2,654.16 buy / 2,766.7 sell; 30 days ago sell: 2,905.8).
News over the past 24 hours aligns with this picture: multiple reports note the USD maintaining an upward trend in the short term, while the euro and Japanese yen face downward pressure. Additional coverage highlights that gold prices in Vietnam were stable around 148.5 million VND/tael, with commentary that Fed-related factors have influenced precious metals and that some buying pressure has been weak.
Domestic FX quotes (buy / sell, VND): Australian dollar 17,848.26 / 18,419.85; Canadian dollar 18,256.68 / 18,841.36; Swiss franc 32,052.02 / 33,078.5; Chinese yuan 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 3,292.1 / 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 6,369.6 / 6,508.17; Norwegian krone 2,604.31 / 2,714.73; Russian rouble 325.68 / 360.51; Saudi rial 6,964.22 / 7,263.93; Swedish krona 2,654.16 / 2,766.7; Singapore dollar 19,989.29 / 20,670.76; Thailand baht 772.09 / 804.83; US dollar 26,114 / 26,454.

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