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Date: 4/5/2026
International backdrop (FX): The US Dollar Index (DXY) is at 98.16, with the previous day at 98.211 and 7 days ago at 98.474. This points to a softer USD tone versus recent levels.
Domestic FX rates (VND): The market shows broadly steady pricing across major currencies, with the latest quoted buy/sell levels following the previous-day reference for most pairs.
US Dollar (USD): Buy 26,138 VND, sell 26,368 VND. Previous day sell was 26,368; 7 days ago sell was also 26,368. (30-day reference not provided.)
Other major currencies (buy → sell, VND):
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
Market signals from news context (24 hours): Multiple reports highlight that the USD continues to face downward pressure. One report also notes that the free-market USD selling rate fell to 26,730 VND/USD, while another indicates the world USD rate is moving sideways—consistent with the domestic market’s largely stable buy/sell quotes.
Key takeaway: With the US Dollar Index below recent levels and news flow pointing to USD weakness, domestic FX rates in VND largely remain steady at the latest quotations, led by the USD pair holding its previous-day sell level.

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