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As of 6/6/2026, the domestic FX market shows a broadly firm USD backdrop, with the US Dollar Index (DXY) at 100.07, up from 99.435 in the previous day, 98.942 7 days ago, and 98.238 30 days ago.
In Vietnam’s domestic quotations, the US dollar is priced at 26,124 (buy) and 26,404 VND (sell), compared with 26,402 (previous day buy) and 26,395 (previous day sell) levels. Over 7 days and 30 days, the sell-side reference is 26,395 (7 days ago) and 26,368 (30 days ago), indicating a recent firming versus longer lookbacks.
Other major currencies display mixed movements in their domestic buy/sell bands. The euro is quoted at 30,094.89 (buy) and 31,364.62 VND (sell), versus 31,358.25 (previous day reference) and 31,429.37 (7 days ago reference). The UK pound stands at 34,783.69 (buy) and 35,897.57 VND (sell), compared with 35,916.45 (previous day reference) and 35,875.3 (7 days ago reference).
Among additional currencies, the Swiss franc is 32,858.2 (buy) and 33,910.43 VND (sell), while the Australian dollar is 18,462.31 (buy) and 19,053.53 VND (sell). The Japanese yen is 160.5 (buy) and 168.99 VND (sell), and the Chinese yuan is 3,827.43 (buy) and 3,950 VND (sell). Several non-major pairs also show relatively stable spreads, with buy and sell levels remaining within their recent ranges.
In the past 24 hours, news flow pointed to a stronger USD tone: reports highlighted USD gains following US employment data, and that DXY pushed above 100 points with banks adjusting pricing. Separate coverage also noted a reduction in free-market USD selling prices, even as the broader USD narrative remained supported by the index and macro headlines.
Overall, the combination of a higher DXY and firmer USD pricing in the domestic market suggests continued USD strength, while other currencies reflect varied day-to-day adjustments in their buy/sell quotations.
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