This morning, the State Bank of Vietnam's central exchange rate remained stable at 25,636 VND/USD, compared to yesterday. With a trading band of ±5%, the ceiling exchange rate is 26,918 VND/USD, while the floor exchange rate is 24,354 VND/USD.
At the same time, Vietcombank listed the USD exchange rate at 25,790 – 26,170 VND/USD (buy - sell), unchanged in both buying and selling rates compared to the same time yesterday. Meanwhile, BIDV listed the exchange rate at 25,810 – 26,190 VND/USD (buy - sell), an increase of 10 VND in both buying and selling rates compared to the same time yesterday.
HDBank listed the USD exchange rate at 25,810 – 26,170 VND/USD (buy - sell), an increase of 30 VND in both buying and selling rates compared to yesterday. Agribank listed the USD exchange rate at 25,800 - 26,180 VND/USD (buy - sell), an increase of 20 VND in both buying and selling rates compared to yesterday. TPBank listed the USD exchange rate at 25,810 - 26,190 VND/USD (buy - sell), an increase of 30 VND in both buying and selling rates compared to yesterday.
The exchange rates for other major foreign currencies in the international payment basket at Vietcombank are listed as follows:
The Canadian dollar (CAD) came under pressure in the latest trading session as the US dollar strengthened, amid a widening spread between US and Canadian bond yields. Investors are also monitoring new US labor market data and oil price developments.
The rise in USD/CAD extends the weakening trend of the CAD. One factor putting pressure on the CAD is the widening yield spread between US and Canadian Treasury bonds, thereby increasing the relative attractiveness of USD-denominated assets. The CAD fell to a 12-week low last week, as Canadian bond yields declined against US yields.
Meanwhile, the US dollar continues to be supported by high US Treasury yields and expectations of rising energy prices, which could prolong inflationary pressures. Reuters reports that the dollar is holding near its highest level in two months against a basket of major currencies.
Oil price movements also impact the Canadian dollar (CAD), which is considered a commodity-linked currency. Crude oil prices continue to fluctuate sharply amid geopolitical tensions and rising global bond yields.
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