Global FX markets present a mixed tone as the US Dollar Index sits at 100.87, signaling a measured stance near the 101 level. The index was 100.873 one day ago, 101.222 seven days ago, and 100.099 thirty days ago, suggesting a dollar that remains within a relatively narrow band with only modest fluctuations over the past month. In the same frame, the Vietnamese dong quotes against a broad currency basket show divergent moves, reflecting liquidity conditions and risk appetite in the region.
In the domestic FX basket, the most traded cross rates show currency-specific dynamics. The Australian dollar is quoted at buy 17 949.21 VND and sell 18 524.04 VND, with previous day at 18 505.34, seven days ago at 18 348.54, and thirty days ago at 19 053.53. The Canadian dollar stands at buy 18 227.12 and sell 18 810.85, versus a previous day of 18 845.34, seven days ago 18 781.37, and thirty days ago 19 242.90. The Swiss franc trades at buy 32 215.54 and sell 33 247.25, with prior readings of 33 272.09 one day ago, 33 043.88 seven days ago, and 33 910.43 thirty days ago. The yuan renminbi quotes at buy 3 818.99 and sell 3 941.30, compared with previous day 3 940.83, seven days ago 3 933.86, and thirty days ago 3 950.00.
Other notable crosses include the Danish krone at buy 3 949.65 and sell 4 100.68, with previous day 4 101.18, seven days ago 4 089.94, and thirty days ago 4 169.77; the euro at buy 29 600.41 and sell 30 849.34, with previous day 30 849.34, seven days ago 30 766.16, and thirty days ago 31 364.62; and the British pound at buy 34 544.60 and sell 35 650.90, versus previous day 35 672.27, seven days ago 35 358.41, and thirty days ago 35 897.57.
Other major cross rates show varied momentum: the Hong Kong dollar is quoted at buy 3 291.72 and sell 3 417.59, with previous day 3 417.94, seven days ago 3 418.15, and thirty days ago 3 425.54; the Japanese yen sits at buy 158.62 and sell 167.87, compared with previous day 169.87, seven days ago 166.53, and thirty days ago 168.99; the Swiss franc and the euro line up in the 32k to 33k vicinity on the sell side, while the Korean won trades around 16.54 buy and 17.94 sell with the 1 day and 7 day readings in the mid to high teens.
Looking further down the list, the Kuwaiti dinar commands a buy of 85 010.58 and sell of 89 130.91, with previous day 89 072.99, seven days ago 89 089.91, and thirty days ago 89 449.60. The Malaysian ringgit shows buy 6 397.79 and sell 6 536.97, with previous day 6 543.41, seven days ago 6 549.48, and thirty days ago 6 621.94. The Norwegian krone is quoted at buy 2 621.16 and sell 2 732.30, compared with previous day 2 734.58, seven days ago 2 700.46, and thirty days ago 2 877.24. The Russian ruble trades at buy 323.78 and sell 358.41, with previous day 357.51, seven days ago 359.90, and thirty days ago 377.97.
On the Saudi Riyal front, the market quotes buy 6 967.00 and sell 7 266.83, versus previous day 7 264.32, seven days ago 7 264.73, and thirty days ago 7 274.28. The Swedish krona is at buy 2 671.77 and sell 2 785.06, with previous day 2 780.50, seven days ago 2 760.59, and thirty days ago 2 866.29. The Singapore dollar moves at buy 20 031.09 and sell 20 713.98, while the previous day reads 20 713.98, seven days ago 20 681.08, and thirty days ago 20 848.92. The Thailand baht stands at buy 776.98 and sell 809.93, with previous day 809.93, seven days ago 806.92, and thirty days ago 822.88. Finally, the US dollar itself is quoted at buy 26 102.00 and sell 26 462.00, with previous day 26 463.00, seven days ago 26 466.00, and thirty days ago 26 404.00.
Across the domestic and international vantage, the US Dollar Index sits near 100.87, anchoring many cross rates while regional liquidity and risk sentiment drive the dispersion seen in the VND quotes. The data indicates a broad spectrum of movements with liquidity-intensive pairs such as the Kuwaiti dinar and other high-beta currencies showing larger spreads, while major currency pairs against the dong remain within a relatively tight band around their mid-26k to mid-30k ranges depending on the currency.
In summary, the FX landscape on 7 July 2026 shows a mixed dollar posture alongside a broad array of dong quotes that reveal selective strength and weakness among major currencies. Traders should monitor the US Dollar Index and the evolving cross rates, as near-term moves may hinge on global risk appetite, regional liquidity, and developments in the minor currency space where spreads remain more volatile.
