Global FX markets on 4 August 2026 show the US dollar index around 101.15, just below the previous day level of 101.153 and near its recent range. Markets are weighing Fed policy expectations against risk sentiment, leaving major currencies in a tight band as traders await fresh guidance from policymakers.
In the domestic FX board, the US dollar remains the most actively traded pair with buy 26,140 and sell 26,520 VND. The previous day close sits at 26,520, with the 7 days ago level at 26,520 and the 30 days ago level at 26,463. The euro is quoted at buy 29,548.68 and sell 30,795.38 VND, with the 30 days ago level at 30,849.34. The British pound trades at buy 34,674.74 and sell 35,785.14, with the 30 days ago level around 35,672.27. Other notable cross quotes include the Japanese yen at 157.34 buy and 166.51 sell, the Swiss franc at 31,899.07 / 32,920.59, and the Australian dollar at 18,143.34 / 18,724.35. Anchors from the previous day and seven days ago remain near current prints, signaling limited near term volatility in these majors.
The board also shows a wide range of regional currencies with basic quotes such as the Hong Kong dollar 3,296.15 / 3,422.18, the Singapore dollar 20,050.85 / 20,734.38, and the Thai baht 764.95 / 797.38, reflecting ongoing regional divergence against the dong amid global rate expectations.
Overall, the domestic currency setup depicts a cautious tone with the dong following external drivers closely. Major pairs are trading within familiar corridors, and 30 day anchors suggest a measured pace of change rather than sudden shifts in the near term.
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