The US dollar index stands at 102.22, signaling a subdued session as inflation data looms. Previous day level is 102.279, seven days ago was 101.799, and thirty days ago was 102.231, indicating a tight range around the 102 level as traders await the next inflation signal.
Domestic quotes against the Vietnamese dong show the US dollar buying at 25,400 and selling at 25,780 per USD. The previous day selling price was 25,780, seven days ago 25,980, and thirty days ago 26,070. The Australian dollar is quoted Buy 17,318.2 and Sell 17,873.58 VND per AUD, with previous day sell 17,873.58, seven days ago 18,379.92, and thirty days ago 18,357.26. The euro stands Buy 28,143.34 and Sell 29,332.03, with previous day Sell 29,332.03; seven days ago 29,603.42; thirty days ago 29,826.12. The British pound is Buy 33,722.14 and Sell 34,803.57; previous day Sell 34,803.57; seven days ago 35,130.38; thirty days ago 34,821.75. The Swiss franc is Buy 30,800.98 and Sell 31,788.73; previous day Sell 31,788.73; seven days ago 31,853.93; thirty days ago 31,691.47. The Japanese yen is Buy 157.25 and Sell 166.4; previous day Sell 166.4; seven days ago 168.2; thirty days ago 168.47. The Chinese yuan is Buy 3,776.36 and Sell 3,897.47; previous day Sell 3,897.47; seven days ago 3,942.86; thirty days ago 3,926.71.
The list continues with other currencies including the Danish krone Buy 3,755.61 Sell 3,899.38; the Korean won Buy 18.18 Sell 19.73; the Kuwaiti dinar Buy 82,660.12 Sell 86,670.19; the Malaysian ringgit Buy 6,243.36 Sell 6,379.45; the Norwegian krone Buy 2,667.67 Sell 2,780.9; the Russian ruble Buy 297.04 Sell 328.82; the Saudi riyal Buy 6,778.78 Sell 7,070.81; the Swedish krona Buy 2,538.7 Sell 2,646.45; the Singapore dollar Buy 19,648.16 Sell 20,318.86; and the Thai baht Buy 747.2 Sell 778.92, each with their respective previous day and longer horizon references for selling prices as shown in the data.
In summary, the domestic fx scene displays a broad spectrum of valuations versus the dong, with the US dollar anchored near 25,400 for buying and around 25,780 for selling, while higher value currencies such as the Kuwaiti dinar continue to trade well above the USD pair. The setup suggests a cautious but orderly market posture as traders monitor inflation signals and anticipated shifts in policy paths.
Market news over the past 24 hours centers on inflation data and its potential impact on the USD trajectory, with bank rates described as stable. The overarching takeaway is a risk environment where the USD index remains firm but not decisively directional, and most major pairs in the domestic market hold in narrow ranges as investors wait for clearer inflation signals.
