The euro continues its upward trend while it declines.

On the morning of June 30th, the domestic USD exchange rate recorded a slight increase for the week. On the last day of the week, the State Bank of Vietnam announced the central exchange rate between the Vietnamese Dong and the USD at 24,260 VND, an increase of 4 VND compared to the end of the previous week. Similarly, the USD price at Vietcombank increased by 5 VND, bringing the buying price for transfers to 25,253 VND and the selling price to 25,468 VND; Eximbank maintained the buying price at 25,240 VND and increased the selling price by 5 VND, to 25,468 VND… These are the maximum selling prices of commercial banks as regulated compared to the central exchange rate.

The free market USD exchange rate also recorded an increase of 80 dong this week, with buying rates at 25,900 dong and selling rates at 25,980 dong.

The USD continues to rise while the euro continues to fall.

Conversely, the euro continued to fall. Vietcombank bought cash at 26,363 VND and sold at 27,808 VND, a decrease of 183-191 VND compared to the end of last week; the Japanese yen also decreased, buying at 153.35 VND and selling at 162.3 VND, lower than the end of last week by 1.93-2.03 VND…

On the global market, the US dollar recorded a week of gains. The USD-Index is currently at 105.53 points, up 0.05 points from the end of last week. The greenback remains strong after the US May Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) price index rose as expected. This is a key inflation indicator for the US Federal Reserve (Fed). This raises hopes that the Fed may begin cutting interest rates in September. According to CNBC , San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly, who is also a member of the Federal Open Market Committee in 2024, said the latest inflation data is "good news that policy is working."

However, many Fed members still believe caution is needed before inflation falls close to the agency's target of 2%. Since the Fed raised interest rates, the US dollar has risen...

Source: https://thanhnien.vn/gia-usd-hom-nay-3062024-tiep-da-tang-trong-khi-euro-di-xuong-185240630055743946.htm