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Date: 3/5/2026. In the domestic FX market, most currency pairs against VND show relatively stable pricing, with the latest “sell” rates generally close to the previous day levels. Several currencies show small day-to-day softening on the sell side, while the 7-day comparisons are mixed.
US Dollar (USD): Buy at 26,138 VND and sell at 26,368 VND. Compared with the previous day, the sell rate is unchanged (previous day sell: 26,368 VND). The 7-day figure is also 26,368 VND, indicating a flat short-term trend.
Other major currencies against VND: Australian Dollar buy 18,539.11 VND and sell 19,147.3 VND; Canadian Dollar buy 18,945.74 VND and sell 19,567.27 VND; Swiss Franc buy 32,832.41 VND and sell 33,909.5 VND; Euro buy 30,329.89 VND and sell 31,633.51 VND; UK Pound Sterling buy 34,996.43 VND and sell 36,144.52 VND. For these, the previous-day sell rates are either unchanged or only slightly different, suggesting limited movement in domestic quotes.
Selected Asian currencies: Chinese Yuan buy 3,794.58 VND and sell 3,919.07 VND; Hong Kong Dollar buy 3,299.13 VND and sell 3,427.87 VND; Indian Rupee buy 276.14 VND and sell 288.24 VND; Japanese Yen buy 160.68 VND and sell 169.3 VND; Korean Won buy 17.1 VND and sell 18.56 VND. Short-term changes versus the previous day are generally small, with some 7-day comparisons showing slight softening or stabilization.
Middle East and Nordic currencies: Kuwaiti Dinar buy 85,445.53 VND and sell 89,654.7 VND; Saudi Arabian Riyal buy 6,983 VND and sell 7,289.03 VND; Danish Krone buy 4,047.37 VND and sell 4,205.31 VND; Norwegian Krone buy 2,770.3 VND and sell 2,889.94 VND; Swedish Krona buy 2,780 VND and sell 2,900.06 VND. The previous-day sell rates are close to today’s levels, pointing to a steady domestic quote environment.
International benchmark: The US Dollar Index (DXY) is at 98.21 (previous day: 98.134; 7 days ago: 98.637). This indicates the dollar index is slightly lower than the previous day and more clearly softer versus the level 7 days ago, consistent with a mild easing in global USD strength.
Market context from the past 24 hours highlights that USD exchange rates have been weaker amid market back-and-forth, with reports also noting “bank pricing” holding steady and unofficial market quotes moving lower. Overall, the domestic FX board appears largely stable, while the DXY suggests mild global USD softness.
Domestic FX quotes vs VND (Buy / Sell, VND per unit)
Australian Dollar: 18,539.11 / 19,147.3
Canadian Dollar: 18,945.74 / 19,567.27
Swiss Franc: 32,832.41 / 33,909.5
Chinese Yuan: 3,794.58 / 3,919.07
Danish Krone: 4,047.37 / 4,205.31
Euro: 30,329.89 / 31,633.51
UK Pound Sterling: 34,996.43 / 36,144.52
Hong Kong Dollar: 3,299.13 / 3,427.87
Indian Rupee: 276.14 / 288.24
Japanese Yen: 160.68 / 169.3
Korean Won: 17.1 / 18.56
Kuwaiti Dinar: 85,445.53 / 89,654.7
Malaysian Ringgit: 6,597.32 / 6,745.94
Norwegian Krone: 2,770.3 / 2,889.94
Russian Rouble: 334 / 370
Saudi Arabian Riyal: 6,983 / 7,289.03
Swedish Krona: 2,780 / 2,900.06
Singapore Dollar: 20,271.94 / 20,978.91
Thai Baht: 790.08 / 824.2
US Dollar: 26,138 / 26,368
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