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As of 3/6/2026, Vietnam’s FX market quotes a wide set of currencies against VND, with buy and sell rates generally moving within relatively tight bands compared with recent history.
US Dollar (USD): The domestic market shows a buy rate of VND 26,118 and a sell rate of VND 26,398. Versus recent benchmarks, the previous day buy/sell reference was 26,394 / 26,393, while the 30-day reference was 26,367, indicating USD is broadly “holding” near recent levels.
US Dollar Index (global proxy): The US Dollar Index stands at 99.3, compared with 99.168 (previous day), 99.269 (7 days ago), and 98.461 (30 days ago), suggesting the dollar remains supported globally.
Selected domestic currency quotes (buy → sell, VND):
Australian Dollar: 18,546.89 → 19,140.81
Canadian Dollar: 18,728.18 → 19,327.91
Swiss Franc: 32,965.97 → 34,021.64
Chinese Yuan: 3,833.8 → 3,956.57
Danish Krone: 4,024 → 4,177.86
Euro: 30,151.01 → 31,423.1
UK Pound Sterling: 34,869.39 → 35,986.01
Hong Kong Dollar: 3,298.37 → 3,424.49
Indian Rupee: 275.7 → 287.57
Japanese Yen: 161.37 → 169.9
Korean Won: 16.69 → 18.11
Kuwaiti Dinar: 85,417.66 → 89,557.51
Malaysian Ringgit: 6,575.68 → 6,718.71
Norwegian Krone: 2,777.66 → 2,895.43
Russian Rouble: 348.39 → 385.65
Saudi Arabian Riyal: 6,978.72 → 7,279.04
Swedish Krona: 2,771.1 → 2,888.59
Singapore Dollar: 20,259.26 → 20,949.88
Thai Baht: 792.26 → 825.85
Recent-move context (from the provided “previous day / 7 days ago / 30 days ago” references): Several currencies show modest changes across the short horizon, while some also reflect different 30-day levels. For example, the Canadian Dollar’s 30-day reference sell level (19,694.33) is higher than the current sell quote (19,327.91), while the Japanese Yen’s 30-day reference sell level (172.23) is above the current sell quote (169.9), pointing to some easing versus a month ago.
News backdrop over the past 24 hours: Multiple reports in Vietnam highlighted that USD exchange rates have been trading with limited movement or slight changes. Several headlines noted the USD moving within a narrow range and, in some cases, the free-market USD sell price easing to around 26,300 VND/USD.
Overall, the data for 3/6/2026 points to a FX environment where USD remains relatively steady compared with recent domestic references, while other major and regional currencies show small, currency-specific adjustments versus both the previous day and the 30-day benchmarks.
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