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Vietnam’s FX market on 30/6/2026 shows mixed movement across major currencies, with domestic buy/sell rates generally holding close to recent levels.
US Dollar (USD): The USD is quoted at VND 26,121 (buy) and VND 26,461 (sell). Compared with 1 day ago, the buy rate is slightly higher (previous day: 26,454) and the sell rate is also slightly higher (previous day: 26,454). Over 7 days, the buy rate is marginally higher (previous: 26,448) while the sell rate is slightly higher (previous: 26,448). Over 30 days, both buy and sell remain close, with the buy rate at 26,121 versus 26,395 previously and sell at 26,461 versus 26,395 previously.
Global cue: The US Dollar Index is at 101.14. It is slightly lower than 1 day ago (101.373) and 7 days ago (101.359), while still well above 30 days ago (98.994), suggesting the USD remains broadly supported.
Selected domestic FX quotes (buy / sell):
Australian Dollar: 17,819.78 / 18,390.47 VND; Canadian Dollar: 18,245.10 / 18,829.41 VND; Swiss Franc: 31,980.76 / 33,004.96 VND; Euro: 29,478.75 / 30,722.55 VND; British Pound: 34,161.49 / 35,255.52 VND.
Chinese Yuan (Renminbi): 3,808.71 / 3,930.69 VND; Danish Krone: 3,933.64 / 4,084.06 VND; Hong Kong Dollar: 3,291.51 / 3,417.37 VND; Indian Rupee: 277.30 / 289.23 VND; Japanese Yen: 158.51 / 166.89 VND.
Other rates: South Korean Won: 16.42 / 17.81 VND; Kuwaiti Dinar: 84,955.34 / 89,072.99 VND; Malaysian Ringgit: 6,389.93 / 6,528.94 VND; Norwegian Krone: 2,591.24 / 2,701.11 VND; Russian Ruble: 317.34 / 351.28 VND.
Saudi Riyal: 6,963.48 / 7,263.16 VND; Swedish Krona: 2,645.93 / 2,758.11 VND; Singapore Dollar: 19,987.75 / 20,669.17 VND; Thailand Baht: 771.40 / 804.11 VND.
Market tone from recent headlines (24h): News flow indicates the USD has eased slightly in the daily narrative, but remains supported rather than losing momentum. Separately, there is mention of FX swap activity and interbank rate dynamics, while gold-related headlines appear in parallel—though the FX quotes above remain the core reference for today’s FX market snapshot.
Bottom line: With the US Dollar Index still near 101 and Vietnam’s USD rates staying within a tight range, today’s FX picture is best described as stable-to-mixed across currencies, with no broad, one-direction move evident from the provided domestic buy/sell levels.

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