The global foreign exchange market shows a cautious tone with the US Dollar Index around 100.87. The index today is 100.87, with a previous-day reading of 100.873, seven days ago at 101.222 and thirty days ago at 100.099, signaling a firmer dollar over the past week within a broad range.
In the domestic market, major currency quotes against the Vietnamese dong show a wide dispersion. The Australian dollar is Buy 17,949.21 and Sell 18,524.04 VND per AUD, with prior-day value 18,505.34, seven days ago 18,348.54, and thirty days ago 19,053.53. The Euro is Buy 29,600.41 and Sell 30,849.34 VND per EUR, with prior-day 30,849.34, seven days ago 30,766.16, and thirty days ago 31,364.62. The British pound is Buy 34,544.60 and Sell 35,650.90 VND per GBP, with prior-day 35,672.27, seven days ago 35,358.41, and thirty days ago 35,897.57. The US dollar is Buy 26,102 and Sell 26,462 VND per USD, with prior-day 26,463, seven days ago 26,466, and thirty days ago 26,404. The Japanese yen is Buy 158.62 and Sell 167.87 VND per JPY, with prior-day 169.87, seven days ago 166.53, and thirty days ago 168.99.
Other notable quotes include the Swiss franc Buy 32,215.54 - Sell 33,247.25, the Hong Kong dollar Buy 3,291.72 - Sell 3,417.59, the Indian rupee Buy 274.65 - Sell 286.47, and the Korean won Buy 16.54 - Sell 17.94. The Kuwaiti dinar remains the most expensive quote in this set at Buy 85,010.58 and Sell 89,130.91 VND per KWD, with prior-day 89,072.99, seven days ago 89,089.91, and thirty days ago 89,449.60. The Malaysian ringgit, Norwegian krone, Russian ruble, Saudi riyal, Swedish krona, Singapore dollar, Thai baht also appear with wide spreads, illustrating a broad dispersion across regional currencies in this snapshot.
Overall, the domestic FX scene shows a broad mix of modest movements and broad ranges rather than a clear directional trend. The Kuwaiti dinar and other high-valued currencies present the widest absolute figures in VND terms, reflecting a substantial strength gap against the dong in this dataset. The US dollar and euro anchor ranges near the top, while yen and won demonstrate tighter yet still notable fluctuations across the period.
In the latest 24 hours, sentiment remains cautious with no single currency driving a decisive shift in the dong market. The US dollar index near 101 and the varied domestic quotes imply a cautious stance among traders as they weigh global risk and domestic factors. Market participants should monitor the US dollar index and key regional data for fresh cues that could tilt the balance in the Vietnamese dong space.
