At the time of update, the EUR/USD exchange rate reached 1.1385, up 0.21%, but still not strong enough to surpass the important psychological threshold of 1.14.
Price action suggests investor sentiment is somewhat cautious, especially as the EUR/USD pair appears to have entered overbought territory.
The euro benefited from a weaker dollar as investors continued to worry about unpredictable trade policies from the U.S. In particular, the decision to impose new tariffs on Chinese cargo ships calling at U.S. ports is escalating trade tensions that could impact global supply chains.
In addition, the news that attracted attention this week was that President Trump is said to be considering the possibility of firing Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell. Although the market has not reacted strongly to this news, concerns about the independence of the Fed continue to be a factor that puts pressure on the USD. The DXY index, which measures the strength of the USD against 6 major currencies, is currently down 0.09% to 99.31.
On the European side, European Central Bank (ECB) Governing Council member Madis Muller said that falling energy prices and easing tariffs had supported recent interest rate cuts. He also stressed that key economic indicators were showing signs of improvement, although he warned of inflation risks if the EU economy continued to become more fragmented in the future.
Euro exchange rate today April 19, 2025: The average exchange rate of the Euro (EUR) at 39 banks in Vietnam is recorded at 1 EUR = 29,333.66 VND.
In the group of banks with the best buying prices, OCB stands out when listing the highest cash buying price at 29,112 VND/EUR and the transfer buying price at 29,262 VND/EUR, higher than the market average by more than 100 VND/EUR.
On the contrary, VIB is the bank with the lowest buying price in the market. The cash buying price here is only 27,196 VND/EUR, while the transfer buying price is 27,296 VND. At the same time, VIB is also the bank that sells Euro at the lowest price, only 28,279 VND for cash and 28,179 VND via transfer.
On the selling side, OCB continued to lead the market with the highest price of 30,437 VND/EUR (cash) and 30,387 VND/EUR (transfer).
Major banks such as BIDV, VietinBank, Eximbank and Sacombank all maintain buying and selling prices in the range of 28,900 - 30,300 VND/EUR.
Source: https://baonghean.vn/ty-gia-euro-hom-nay-19-4-2025-cap-eur-usd-tang-nhe-10295446.html
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