The global foreign exchange market is showing a firm tilt toward the US dollar as of 8 November 2026. The US Dollar Index stands at 102.28, signaling sustained strength for the greenback in major markets and influencing flows across emerging market currencies. In the domestic market, the dong quotes against the dollar are a bid of 25,400 and an ask of 25,780 VND. Reference levels for the USD in dong terms reveal a pattern of movement across time: Previous day 25,780, 7 days ago around 25,990, and 30 days ago around 26,070, suggesting a gradual dong appreciation against the dollar over the past month despite a backdrop of global dollar strength.
The domestic currency market lists a broad set of currency pairs with varying degrees of activity. The Australian dollar is bought at 17,318.2 and sold at 17,873.58, withPrevious day 17,873.58, 7 days ago 18,428.97, and 30 days ago 18,357.26. The Canadian dollar is bought at 17,901.03 and sold at 18,475.09, withPrevious day 18,475.09, 7 days ago 18,774.67, and 30 days ago 18,506.77. The Swiss franc is bought at 30,800.98 and sold at 31,788.73, withPrevious day 31,788.73, 7 days ago 31,916.71, and 30 days ago 31,691.47. The euro is bought at 28,143.34 and sold at 29,332.03, withPrevious day 29,332.03, 7 days ago 29,625.48, and 30 days ago 29,826.12. The British pound is bought at 33,722.14 and sold at 34,803.57, withPrevious day 34,803.57, 7 days ago 35,185.92, and 30 days ago 34,821.75. The Hong Kong dollar is bought at 3,203.93 and sold at 3,326.59, withPrevious day 3,326.59, 7 days ago 3,351.55, and 30 days ago 3,361.04. The Indian rupee is bought at 271.07 and sold at 282.75, withPrevious day 282.75, 7 days ago 281.62, and 30 days ago 277.84. The Japanese yen is bought at 157.25 and sold at 166.4, withPrevious day 166.4, 7 days ago 168.8, and 30 days ago 168.47. The Korean won is bought at 18.18 and sold at 19.73, withPrevious day 19.73, 7 days ago 20.15, and 30 days ago 20.12. The Kuwaiti dinar is bought at 82,660.12 and sold at 86,670.19, withPrevious day 86,670.19, 7 days ago 87,267.47, and 30 days ago 87,566.27. The Malaysian ringgit is bought at 6,243.36 and sold at 6,379.45, withPrevious day 6,379.45, 7 days ago 6,433.35, and 30 days ago 6,404.31. The Norwegian krone is bought at 2,667.67 and sold at 2,780.9, withPrevious day 2,780.9, 7 days ago 2,864.08, and 30 days ago 2,770.32. The Russian ruble is bought at 297.04 and sold at 328.82, withPrevious day 328.82, 7 days ago 338.75, and 30 days ago 320.11. The Saudi riyal is bought at 6,778.78 and sold at 7,070.81, withPrevious day 7,070.81, 7 days ago 7,129.93, and 30 days ago 7,149.54. The Swedish krona is bought at 2,538.7 and sold at 2,646.45, withPrevious day 2,646.45, 7 days ago 2,686.11, and 30 days ago 2,658.38. The Singapore dollar is bought at 19,648.16 and sold at 20,318.86, withPrevious day 20,318.86, 7 days ago 20,544.81, and 30 days ago 20,579.47. The Thai baht is bought at 747.2 and sold at 778.92, withPrevious day 778.92, 7 days ago 782.5, and 30 days ago 788.68. The US dollar remains the benchmark in this list, with a current buy of 25,400 and sell of 25,780 VND, alongside the time series references described above.
Market news from the last 24 hours highlights a USD driven environment with several reports noting a world wide rebound in the greenback and a generally flat to steady path for gold. The domestic narrative follows the same thread, with the USD index near 102.28 supporting a cautious tone for EM currencies while traders assess ongoing data releases and central bank signals. In this context, the broad set of dong quotes across majors shows a mixture of strength and tolerance, underscoring a market that is sensitive to global dollar moves but also capable of some selective dong resilience against certain peers.
Overall the FX market today reflects a robust global dollar backdrop paired with a mixed domestic rhythm. The dong continues to display resilience against a wide basket of currencies, and the referenced 1 day, 7 day, and 30 day levels illustrate a backdrop of gradual dong strength over the past month despite the persistent strength of the dollar on the world stage. Traders will remain attentive to the USD index trajectory and to any shifts in risk appetite that could tilt cross rates in the days ahead.
