The global FX backdrop on 31 October 2026 shows a softer tone for the US dollar in parts of the market, even as the US Dollar Index sits at 101.96. The index was 101.88 yesterday, with the 7 day at 101.752 and the 30 day around 101.995, indicating a narrow range with a slight pullback from the end of the month compared with a month ago. Market news over the last 24 hours notes USD pressure as the yen resumes a partial rebound and the domestic policy signals hint at movements in the central rate, underscoring a cautious risk mood across venues.
Major crosses against the dong show a broad dispersion. AUD Buy 17,856.57 - Sell 18,428.97 VND; EUR Buy 28,425.26 - Sell 29,625.48; USD Buy 25,610 - Sell 25,990; GBP Buy 34,093.04 - Sell 35,185.92; JPY Buy 159.51 - Sell 168.80; CHF Buy 30,925.38 - Sell 31,916.71. Prior references include AUD 1 day 18,474; EUR 1 day 29,516.82; USD 1 day 26,020; GBP 1 day 34,930.32; JPY 1 day 168.40; CHF 1 day 31,687.58.
The remaining currency set shows a wide spectrum from the Kuwaiti dinar at Buy 83,230.83 - Sell 87,267.47 to more continental currencies such as INR 269.99 - 281.62, SGD 19,866.91 - 20,544.81, THB 750.65 - 782.50, KRW 18.57 - 20.15, NOK 2,747.50 - 2,864.08, RUB 306.01 - 338.75, MYR 6,296.19 - 6,433.35 with various one day and 7 day references noted for context. This wide spread underscores the breadth of dong valuations across the global currency spectrum.
Market news in the last 24 hours points to USD resonance with yen moves as global conditions tilt toward a softer greenback in some sessions. The data place the dong in a broad, mixed tracking regime against major currencies, with the USD index near 102 and cross rates reflecting ongoing adjustments as traders calibrate risk and returns.
