(NLĐO) – Banks have simultaneously listed USD prices that have increased sharply compared to before.
On the morning of February 7th, the central exchange rate listed by the State Bank of Vietnam was 24,462 VND/USD, a sharp increase of 37 VND/USD compared to yesterday.
Since the beginning of 2025, the central exchange rate has increased by approximately 283 VND/USD (a 1.1% increase).
At commercial banks, the USD exchange rate also continued to rise. Vietcombank and BIDV listed the USD buying rate at 25,150 VND and the selling rate at 25,510 VND, an increase of 60 VND/USD compared to yesterday.
Eximbank is trading the US dollar at a buying rate of 25,580 VND and a selling rate of 25,530 VND per USD.
On the free market, the US dollar exchange rate this morning was quoted at several foreign exchange bureaus in Ho Chi Minh City at 25,590 VND/USD for buying and 25,690 VND/USD for selling, an increase of about 10 VND compared to yesterday.
The free market USD exchange rate has increased more slowly recently, and is now only about 200 dong higher than the bank rate.
The banking sector continues to implement a comprehensive set of solutions for foreign exchange management to contribute to stabilizing the foreign exchange market.
The central exchange rate rose sharply today, amidst the US dollar index remaining high at around 107.6 points in the international market. The peak of the US dollar index was approximately 110 points in early January 2025, contributing to pressure on the USD/VND exchange rate.
In Directive No. 01/CT-NHNN on the organization and implementation of key tasks of the banking sector in 2025, recently issued by the State Bank of Vietnam, Governor Nguyen Thi Hong requested the sector to continue implementing comprehensive solutions on foreign exchange management to contribute to stabilizing the foreign exchange market and supporting monetary policy management.
At the regular government press conference in January 2025, Deputy Governor of the State Bank of Vietnam, Dao Minh Tu, emphasized that the State Bank of Vietnam will proactively manage the exchange rate to mitigate global impacts and maintain a stable foreign exchange market.
"From mid-January 2025 to the present, the market has largely returned to a very positive state based on foreign exchange, remittances, import and export cash flows, and this has created favorable conditions for the monetary market."
"We also use intervention measures when necessary to ensure positive foreign exchange relations and maintain reasonable exchange rates, avoiding hoarding and reactive measures," said Deputy Governor Dao Minh Tu.
Source: https://nld.com.vn/gia-usd-tu-do-va-ngan-hang-cung-tang-manh-196250207100553576.htm
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