Reference exchange rates between the Vietnamese Dong and various foreign currencies at the Department of Foreign Exchange Management:
At commercial banks, the USD exchange rate tended to remain stable. Specifically, Vietcombank listed the exchange rate at 26,107 - 26,387 VND/USD (buy - sell). BIDV traded at 26,137 - 26,387 VND/USD. Techcombank listed 26,091 VND/USD for buying and 26,387 VND/USD for selling. Meanwhile,ACB maintained a rate of 26,140 VND/USD for buying and 26,387 VND/USD for selling.
In the free market, the USD/VND exchange rate has not recorded any new fluctuations, continuing to hover around 26,480 VND/USD for buying and 26,530 VND/USD for selling.
The exchange rates for other major foreign currencies in the international payment basket at Vietcombank are listed as follows:
According to Goldman Sachs strategists, the US dollar may be quietly accumulating upward pressure beneath the market surface. The analysis team warns that a broader energy shock could put pressure on European economic growth and thus support a stronger dollar.
Although the trade-weighted USD index has been relatively flat in recent months, Goldman Sachs argues that this is masking deeper market dynamics. Two prominent factors currently driving the divergence between currencies are the prolonged energy shock and the increased demand fueled by the AI wave.
According to the strategists, these two factors have opposite effects on growth but are in the same direction for inflation. “Our global growth expectations have generally remained stable since mid-March, despite the ongoing conflict, while inflation forecasts continue to trend upward,” the report stated.
Goldman Sachs believes the biggest risk to a stronger dollar outlook is the possibility of a widespread energy shock putting pressure on growth, monetary policy, and corporate profits in other developed economies, particularly in Europe.
Source: https://hanoimoi.vn/ty-gia-ngay-19-5-usd-di-ngang-750605.html
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