Global FX markets started the day with a modest softening of the US dollar as risk sentiment remained balanced. The US Dollar Index is at 99.93, down from 99.933 the previous day, with the 7 day and 30 day readings at 101.153 and 100.935 respectively. In the domestic market the dollar is quoted around Buy 26,080 and Sell 26,460 VND per USD, creating a wide intraday spread that reflects market liquidity and risk appetite.
Major currencies against the dong show a mixed picture. The Australian dollar trades at Buy 18,099.38 and Sell 18,679.05 VND per AUD, with previous day Sell 18,679.05 and 7 day 18,724.35 and 30 day 18,512.51. The euro is quoted Buy 29,750.20 and Sell 31,005.51, with previous day 31,005.51, 7 days 30,795.38 and 30 days 30,816.51. The British pound stands at Buy 34,709.43 and Sell 35,821.07, with a previous day level of 35,821.07, 7 days 35,785.14 and 30 days 35,772.33. The Japanese yen shows Buy 162.64 and Sell 172.13, with previous day 172.13, 7 days 166.51 and 30 days 167.01. The Singapore dollar trades at Buy 20,148.65 and Sell 20,835.59, compared with previous day 20,835.59, 7 days 20,734.38 and 30 days 20,689.22.
Other notable quotes include the Swiss franc Buy 31,932.42 Sell 32,955.12, the Canadian dollar Buy 18,418.97 Sell 19,008.87, and the Danish krone Buy 3,969.68 Sell 4,121.48, each showing values that moved within a narrow band over the last 30 days. The Russian ruble Buy 310.96 Sell 344.22 and the Norwegian krone Buy 2,698.10 Sell 2,812.51 round out a broad currency mix seen in the domestic FX board as traders weigh global risk and policy signals.
Market news from the past 24 hours points to USD weakness across headline markets while gold prices advanced significantly in global markets. The domestic dollar index remains near 99.93, and the local FX board reflects a cautious tone as traders digest data releases and policy guidance that could shift dollar direction and influence carry and hedging activity.
