Global rates overview: The US Dollar Index stands at 100.87, signaling a firm tone in global FX markets. In the past week the index has traded as high as 101.22 and has hovered around 100.0 to 101.2 over the last 30 days. This backdrop supports a stronger dollar against many currencies, and the Vietnamese dong is quoted widely in cross rates as traders assess liquidity and risk sentiment.
Domestic market snapshot: Quotes against the dong show a broad spectrum of values for major currencies. For example, the Australian dollar is quoted Buy 17,949.21 - Sell 18,524.04 VND per AUD, with Previous day 18,505.34, 7 days ago 18,348.54, and 30 days ago 19,053.53. The Canadian dollar is Buy 18,227.12 - Sell 18,810.85 VND per CAD, with Previous day 18,845.34, 7 days ago 18,781.37, 30 days ago 19,242.90. The Swiss franc is Buy 32,215.54 - Sell 33,247.25 VND per CHF, with Previous day 33,272.09, 7 days ago 33,043.88, 30 days ago 33,910.43. The Yuan Renminbi is Buy 3,818.99 - Sell 3,941.30 VND per CNY, with Previous day 3,940.83, 7 days ago 3,933.86, 30 days ago 3,950.00. The euro is Buy 29,600.41 - Sell 30,849.34 VND per EUR, with Previous day 30,849.34, 7 days ago 30,766.16, 30 days ago 31,364.62.
In the same snapshot, major currencies show varied movement: the British pound Buy 34,544.60 - Sell 35,650.90 VND per GBP, Previous day 35,672.27, 7 days ago 35,358.41, 30 days ago 35,897.57; the Japanese yen Buy 158.62 - Sell 167.87 VND per JPY, Previous day 169.87, 7 days ago 166.53, 30 days ago 168.99; the US dollar Buy 26,102 - Sell 26,462 VND per USD, Previous day 26,463, 7 days ago 26,466, 30 days ago 26,404. The Singapore dollar is Buy 20,031.09 - Sell 20,713.98 VND per SGD, Previous day 20,713.98, 7 days ago 20,681.08, 30 days ago 20,848.92; the Thai baht Buy 776.98 - Sell 809.93 VND per THB, Previous day 809.93, 7 days ago 806.92, 30 days ago 822.88.
Outlook and recent news: There is no accompanying news context in the provided data. The dollar remains near firmer levels on a global basis, and the dong quotes reflect ongoing sensitivity to broad USD moves. The dispersion across AUD, EUR, GBP, JPY and other majors suggests traders are navigating a cautious but open market where no single currency direction dominates in the short term.
