Exchange rates today 4/5/2026: Mixed FX rates in Vietnam as the US dollar index stays near 98 and USD faces downward pressure

Vietnam’s FX market on 4/5/2026 shows broadly stable but mixed pricing across major currencies, with the domestic buy/sell spreads remaining the key feature for traders watching near-term USD direction.

In the international reference, the US Dollar Index (DXY) is at 98.16. Compared with the previous day, it is slightly lower (previous day: 98.211) and also below the level seen 7 days ago (98.474), indicating mild downward pressure on the dollar globally.

Domestic USD pricing reflects this softer tone: the US dollar is quoted at 26,138 VND (buy) and 26,368 VND (sell). Compared with previous day levels, the sell rate is unchanged (previous day: 26,368; 7 days ago: 26,368), suggesting the local market is holding steady despite global pressure.

Other major currencies are also mixed. For example, the euro is quoted at 30,329.89 VND (buy) and 31,633.51 VND (sell), while the UK pound is 34,996.43 VND (buy) and 36,144.52 VND (sell). The Swiss franc is 32,832.41 VND (buy) and 33,909.5 VND (sell), and the Australian dollar is 18,539.11 VND (buy) and 19,147.3 VND (sell).

Several regional and Asian currencies show small differences versus recent quotes. The Chinese yuan is 3,794.58 VND (buy) and 3,919.07 VND (sell), with the sell rate slightly below the previous day (previous day: 3,919.07) but higher than 7 days ago (7 days ago: 3,915.01). The Japanese yen is 160.68 VND (buy) and 169.3 VND (sell), while the Korean won is 17.1 VND (buy) and 18.56 VND (sell).

In the news flow over the past 24 hours, multiple reports point to the USD continuing to face downward pressure, alongside observations that the global USD is largely moving sideways. In parallel, coverage also notes that free-market USD selling rates in Vietnam have eased (reported free-market USD selling rate: 26,730 VND/USD).

Below are the domestic FX quotes (VND per unit) recorded for 4/5/2026:

Domestic FX quotes (VND per unit)

• Australian Dollar: Buy 18,539.11 — Sell 19,147.3 (previous day sell: 19,147.3; 7 days ago sell: 19,114.83)

• Canadian Dollar: Buy 18,945.74 — Sell 19,567.27 (previous day sell: 19,567.27; 7 days ago sell: 19,567.89)

• Swiss Franc: Buy 32,832.41 — Sell 33,909.5 (previous day sell: 33,909.5; 7 days ago sell: 34,069.37)

• Chinese Yuan: Buy 3,794.58 — Sell 3,919.07 (previous day sell: 3,919.07; 7 days ago sell: 3,915.01)

• Danish Krone: Buy 4,047.37 — Sell 4,205.31 (previous day sell: 4,205.31; 7 days ago sell: 4,201.52)

• Euro: Buy 30,329.89 — Sell 31,633.51 (previous day sell: 31,633.51; 7 days ago sell: 31,600.24)

• UK Pound Sterling: Buy 34,996.43 — Sell 36,144.52 (previous day sell: 36,144.52; 7 days ago sell: 36,076.67)

• Hong Kong Dollar: Buy 3,299.13 — Sell 3,427.87 (previous day sell: 3,427.87; 7 days ago sell: 3,426.33)

• Indian Rupee: Buy 276.14 — Sell 288.24 (previous day sell: 288.24; 7 days ago sell: 291.14)

• Japanese Yen: Buy 160.68 — Sell 169.3 (previous day sell: 169.3; 7 days ago sell: 169.46)

• Korean Won: Buy 17.1 — Sell 18.56 (previous day sell: 18.56; 7 days ago sell: 18.51)

• Kuwaiti Dinar: Buy 85,445.53 — Sell 89,654.7 (previous day sell: 89,654.7; 7 days ago sell: 89,581.97)

• Malaysian Ringgit: Buy 6,597.32 — Sell 6,745.94 (previous day sell: 6,745.94; 7 days ago sell: 6,716.16)

• Norwegian Krone: Buy 2,770.3 — Sell 2,889.94 (previous day sell: 2,889.94; 7 days ago sell: 2,888.92)

• Russian Rouble: Buy 334 — Sell 370 (previous day sell: 370; 7 days ago sell: 369.35)

• Saudi Arabian Riyal: Buy 6,983 — Sell 7,289.03 (previous day sell: 7,289.03; 7 days ago sell: 7,280.94)

• Swedish Krona: Buy 2,780 — Sell 2,900.06 (previous day sell: 2,900.06; 7 days ago sell: 2,910.78)

• Singapore Dollar: Buy 20,271.94 — Sell 20,978.91 (previous day sell: 20,978.91; 7 days ago sell: 20,978.03)

• Thai Baht: Buy 790.08 — Sell 824.2 (previous day sell: 824.2; 7 days ago sell: 831.15)

• US Dollar: Buy 26,138 — Sell 26,368 (previous day sell: 26,368; 7 days ago sell: 26,368)

Overall, with the DXY slightly lower versus the previous day and headlines emphasizing USD softness, the domestic USD rate appears resilient in the latest quotes, while several other currencies show modest week-over-week variations.