Exchange rates today 9/6/2026: Mixed FX moves in Vietnam; USD slightly lower while the US Dollar Index eases

As of 9/6/2026, Vietnam’s domestic FX quotations show mixed movements across major currencies, with buy rates generally below sell rates for all listed pairs.

US Dollar (USD) in the domestic market is quoted at VND 26,127 (buy) and VND 26,407 (sell). Compared with 1 day ago, the buy rate is higher than the previous level (previous day: 26,404), while the sell rate is slightly lower (previous day: 26,398). Over 7 days, the buy rate is also slightly higher than before (previous: 26,398), while the sell rate is marginally higher than the previous day’s level (previous: 26,398). Over 30 days, both buy and sell are slightly higher than the earlier reference (previous: 26,367).

Globally, the US Dollar Index stands at 100.05, easing versus 1 day ago (100.099) and notably versus 30 days ago (97.987), indicating a softer USD tone on the index.

Domestic prices for other currencies also reflect a spread between buy and sell. Examples include: Euro (EUR) at VND 29,888.17 (buy) and VND 31,149.19 (sell); UK Pound (GBP) at VND 34,586.63 (buy) and VND 35,694.21 (sell); and Japanese Yen (JPY) at VND 160.11 (buy) and VND 168.57 (sell).

Across the board, the data also provides reference levels for 1 day ago, 7 days ago, and 30 days ago for each currency, showing that several pairs have moved within a relatively contained range over the last month.

Domestic FX quotations (VND per unit)

• Australian Dollar (AUD): Buy 18,285.87 / Sell 18,871.45 (Previous day: 19,053.53; 7 days: 19,140.81; 30 days: 19,295.41)

• Canadian Dollar (CAD): Buy 18,598.82 / Sell 19,194.42 (Previous day: 19,242.9; 7 days: 19,327.91; 30 days: 19,578.82)

• Swiss Franc (CHF): Buy 32,576.58 / Sell 33,619.79 (Previous day: 33,910.43; 7 days: 34,021.64; 30 days: 34,261.68)

• Chinese Yuan (CNY): Buy 3,831.38 / Sell 3,954.07 (Previous day: 3,950; 7 days: 3,956.57; 30 days: 3,928.71)

• Danish Krone (DKK): Buy 3,988.33 / Sell 4,140.83 (Previous day: 4,169.77; 7 days: 4,177.86; 30 days: 4,209.86)

• Euro (EUR): Buy 29,888.17 / Sell 31,149.19 (Previous day: 31,364.62; 7 days: 31,423.1; 30 days: 31,659.92)

• UK Pound Sterling (GBP): Buy 34,586.63 / Sell 35,694.21 (Previous day: 35,897.57; 7 days: 35,986.01; 30 days: 36,233.69)

• Hong Kong Dollar (HKD): Buy 3,298.97 / Sell 3,425.11 (Previous day: 3,425.54; 7 days: 3,424.49; 30 days: 3,425.83)

• Indian Rupee (INR): Buy 275.73 / Sell 287.59 (Previous day: 285.13; 7 days: 287.57; 30 days: 288.58)

• Japanese Yen (JPY): Buy 160.11 / Sell 168.57 (Previous day: 168.99; 7 days: 169.9; 30 days: 172.7)

• Korean Won (KRW): Buy 16.35 / Sell 17.74 (Previous day: 17.82; 7 days: 18.11; 30 days: 18.73)

• Kuwaiti Dinar (KWD): Buy 85,218.44 / Sell 89,348.69 (Previous day: 89,449.6; 7 days: 89,557.51; 30 days: 89,572.45)

• Malaysian Ringgit (MYR): Buy 6,411.4 / Sell 6,550.86 (Previous day: 6,621.94; 7 days: 6,718.71; 30 days: 6,789.88)

• Norwegian Krone (NOK): Buy 2,731.15 / Sell 2,846.95 (Previous day: 2,877.24; 7 days: 2,895.43; 30 days: 2,886.32)

• Russian Rouble (RUB): Buy 340.01 / Sell 376.37 (Previous day: 377.97; 7 days: 385.65; 30 days: 371.3)

• Saudi Arabian Riyal (SAR): Buy 6,972.73 / Sell 7,272.79 (Previous day: 7,274.28; 7 days: 7,279.04; 30 days: 7,274.44)

• Swedish Krona (SEK): Buy 2,729.28 / Sell 2,844.99 (Previous day: 2,866.29; 7 days: 2,888.59; 30 days: 2,896.28)

• Singapore Dollar (SGD): Buy 20,081.95 / Sell 20,766.54 (Previous day: 20,848.92; 7 days: 20,949.88; 30 days: 21,100.96)

• Thai Baht (THB): Buy 787.13 / Sell 820.5 (Previous day: 822.88; 7 days: 825.85; 30 days: 834.39)

• US Dollar (USD): Buy 26,127 / Sell 26,407 (Previous day: 26,404; 7 days: 26,398; 30 days: 26,367)

In the latest 24-hour news flow, reports noted that the USD exchange rate today (9/6) saw a slight decline and that the USD market faced short-term pressure linked to rising trade deficit (import surplus), while the USD reportedly rebounded. Additional coverage also pointed to mixed or slightly lower USD movements, including an unexpected drop in the “black market” USD rate in separate reports.