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As of 6/6/2026, the US Dollar remains a key driver in the FX market context. The US Dollar Index (DXY) is at 100.07, up versus previous day (99.435) and higher than 7 days ago (98.942) and 30 days ago (98.238).
In the domestic FX market, the US Dollar is quoted at VND 26,124 (buy) and VND 26,404 (sell). Compared with previous day, the buy rate is slightly lower (previous day: 26,402) while the sell rate is also slightly higher (previous day: 26,402).
Other major currencies show mixed movements versus previous day, with sell prices generally reflecting a spread above the buy rates. For example, the Euro is at VND 30,094.89 (buy) and VND 31,364.62 (sell), while the UK Pound Sterling is at VND 34,783.69 (buy) and VND 35,897.57 (sell). The Japanese Yen is quoted at VND 160.5 (buy) and VND 168.99 (sell), and the Swiss Franc at VND 32,858.2 (buy) and VND 33,910.43 (sell).
Regional and commodity-linked currencies also display varied short-term changes. The Australian Dollar is at VND 18,462.31 (buy) and VND 19,053.53 (sell); the Canadian Dollar at VND 18,645.8 (buy) and VND 19,242.9 (sell); and the Singapore Dollar at VND 20,161.61 (buy) and VND 20,848.92 (sell).
In the smaller-denomination FX quotes, the Chinese Yuan is at VND 3,827.43 (buy) and VND 3,950 (sell), the Hong Kong Dollar at VND 3,299.39 (buy) and VND 3,425.54 (sell), and the Korean Won at VND 16.43 (buy) and VND 17.82 (sell). The Indian Rupee is at VND 273.37 (buy) and VND 285.13 (sell); the Thai Baht at VND 789.41 (buy) and VND 822.88 (sell).
News flow over the past 24 hours points to a stronger USD tone: reports highlight the USD rising after US employment data, and mention DXY moving above 100 with banks increasing USD prices. Other coverage also notes that free-market USD selling rates have changed (with one report citing a free-market USD selling rate of 26,390 VND/USD), while bank USD rates were described as rising and approaching trading limits in earlier coverage.
International reference: US Dollar Index (DXY) at 100.07 (previous day: 99.435; 7 days ago: 98.942; 30 days ago: 98.238).
Domestic FX quotes (VND):
Australian Dollar: Buy 18,462.31; Sell 19,053.53.
Canadian Dollar: Buy 18,645.8; Sell 19,242.9.
Swiss Franc: Buy 32,858.2; Sell 33,910.43.
Chinese Yuan: Buy 3,827.43; Sell 3,950.
Danish Krone: Buy 4,016.21; Sell 4,169.77.
Euro: Buy 30,094.89; Sell 31,364.62.
UK Pound Sterling: Buy 34,783.69; Sell 35,897.57.
Hong Kong Dollar: Buy 3,299.39; Sell 3,425.54.
Indian Rupee: Buy 273.37; Sell 285.13.
Japanese Yen: Buy 160.5; Sell 168.99.
Korean Won: Buy 16.43; Sell 17.82.
Kuwaiti Dinar: Buy 85,314.71; Sell 89,449.6.
Malaysian Ringgit: Buy 6,480.96; Sell 6,621.94.
Norwegian Krone: Buy 2,760.21; Sell 2,877.24.
Russian Rouble: Buy 341.45; Sell 377.97.
Saudi Arabian Riyal: Buy 6,974.16; Sell 7,274.28.
Swedish Krone: Buy 2,749.71; Sell 2,866.29.
Singapore Dollar: Buy 20,161.61; Sell 20,848.92.
Thai Baht: Buy 789.41; Sell 822.88.
US Dollar: Buy 26,124; Sell 26,404.
Overall, with DXY holding above 100 and multiple reports pointing to USD strength, the domestic USD pricing remains firm, while other currencies show a range of short-term adjustments around their buy/sell spreads.
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