USD exchange rate today June 13, 2025 USD continues to decline sharply

USD exchange rate today 6/13/2025 latest in the country

The reference price of USD at the State Bank of Vietnam's Transaction Office recorded a slight increase, currently listed at a buying price of VND23,791 and a selling price of VND26,189.

The EUR at the State Bank of Vietnam also had a slight increase, with the buying price reaching 27,344 VND and the selling price at 30,223 VND.

The Japanese yen exchange rate at the State Bank of Vietnam has slightly increased, currently standing at 165 VND for buying and 182 VND for selling.

On June 13, foreign currency exchange rates at commercial banks were recorded as follows:

1. TCB - Updated: June 13, 2005 8:00 - Time of the website providing the source
Name	Code	Cash purchase	Buy transfer	Sell
Australian Dollar	AUD	16,380 0	16,648 0	17,232 0
Canadian Dollar	CAD	18,541 0	18,818 0	19,435 0
Swiss Franc	CHF	31,329 0	31,708 0	32,360 0
Chinese Yuan	CNY	0 0	3,530 0	3,670 0
Euro	EUR	29,480 0	29,751 0	30,784 0
British Pound	GBP	34,525 0	34,917 0	35,858 0
Hong Kong Dollar	HKD	0 0	3,186 0	3,388 0
Japanese Yen	JPY	174 0	178 0	184 0
Korean Won	KRW	0 0	17 0	19 0
New Zealand Dollar	NZD	0 0	15,390 0	15,981 0
Singapore Dollar	SGD	19,793 0	20,074 0	20,602 0
Thai Baht	THB	717 0	780 0	834 0
US Dollar (1.2)	USD	25,769 0	0 0	0 0
US Dollar (5,10,20)	USD	25,808 0	0 0	0 0
US Dollar (50,100)	USD	25,836 0	25,870 0	26,215 0

1. BIDV - Updated: June 13, 2005 8:00 - Time of website source
Foreign currency		Buy		Sell
Name	Code	Cash	Transfer
US Dollar	USD	25,850	25,850	26,210
Dollar	USD(1-2-5)	24,816	-	-
Dollar	USD(10-20)	24,816	-	-
British Pound	GBP	34,866	34,961	35,842
Hong Kong Dollar	HKD	3,257	3,267	3,367
Swiss Franc	CHF	31,480	31,578	32,370
Japanese Yen	JPY	177.86	178.18	185.69
Thai Baht	THB	765.55	775	829.18
Australian Dollar	AUD	16,663	16,723	17,193
Canadian Dollar	CAD	18,760	18,820	19,376
Singapore Dollar	SGD	19,936	19,998	20,671
Swedish Krone	SEK	-	2,685	2,781
Lao Kip	LAK	-	0.92	1.28
Danish Krone	DKK	-	3,952	4,088
Norwegian Krone	NOK	-	2,549	2,637
Chinese Yuan	CNY	-	3,577	3,674
Russian Ruble	RUB	-	-	-
New Zealand Dollar	NZD	15,372	15,515	15,968
Korean Won	KRW	17.7	18.46	19.92
Euro	EUR	29,560	29,584	30,807
Taiwanese Dollar	TWD	794.82	-	961.62
Malaysian Ringgit	MYR	5,759.51	-	6,495.54
Saudi Arabian Riyals	SAR	-	6,822.72	7,181.18
Kuwaiti Dinar	KWD	-	82,810	88,048
SJC gold 1 tael (unit: 1000 VND)	XAU	-	-	-

1. Agribank - Updated: June 13, 2005 8:00 - Time of website source
Foreign currency		Buy		Sell
Name	Code	Cash	Transfer
USD	USD	25,845	25,855	26,195
EUR	EUR	29,385	29,503	30,619
GBP	GBP	34,720	34,859	35,854
HKD	HKD	3,251	3,264	3,369
CHF	CHF	31,286	31,412	32,328
JPY	JPY	176.51	177.22	184.58
AUD	AUD	16,599	16,666	17,200
SGD	SGD	19,956	20,036	20,584
THB	THB	781	784	819
CAD	CAD	18,715	18,790	19,318
NZD	NZD	15,464	15,971
KRW	KRW	18:30	20.17

1. Sacombank - Updated: June 13, 2005 8:00 - Time of website source
Foreign currency		Buy		Sell
Name	Code	Cash	Transfer
USD	USD	25850	25850	26210
AUD	AUD	16564	16664	17230
CAD	CAD	18721	18821	19375
CHF	CHF	31570	31600	32490
CNY	CNY	0	3591.1	0
CZK	CZK	0	1150	0
DKK	DKK	0	3978	0
EUR	EUR	29751	29851	30624
GBP	GBP	34831	34881	35991
HKD	HKD	0	3320	0
JPY	JPY	177.64	178.64	185.19
KHR	KHR	0	6,032	0
KRW	KRW	0	18	0
LAK	LAK	0	1,152	0
MYR	MYR	0	6350	0
NOK	NOK	0	2580	0
NZD	NZD	0	15512	0
PHP	PHP	0	440	0
SEK	SEK	0	2706	0
SGD	SGD	19956	20086	20817
THB	THB	0	746.7	0
TWD	TWD	0	867	0
XAU	XAU	11300000	11300000	11900000
XBJ	XBJ	10000000	10000000	11950000

OCB - Updated: 06/13/2025 08:00 - Time of the website providing the source
Foreign currency		Buy		Sell
Name	Code	Cash	Transfer
US DOLLAR (100.50)	USD100	25,865	25,915	26,155
US DOLLAR (20,10,5)	USD20	25,865	25,915	26,155
US DOLLAR (1)	USD1	25,865	25,915	26,155
AUSTRALIAN DOLLAR	AUD	16,592	16,742	17,801
EURO	EUR	29,729	29,879	31,046
CANADIAN DOLLAR	CAD	18,645	18,745	20,058
SINGAPORE DOLLAR	SGD	20,005	20,155	20,675
JAPANESE YEN	JPY	178	179.5	184.12
POUND LIVRE	GBP	34,864	35,014	35,791
GOLD	XAU	11,698,000	0	11,902,000
CHINESE YUAN	CNY	0	3,475	0
THAILAND	THB	0	781	0
SWISS FRANC	CHF	0	0	0
SOUTH KOREAN WON	KRW	0	0	0

USD exchange rate today 6/13/2025 latest in the world

The US dollar is experiencing a significant downward trend in the international market, affected by many economic and geopolitical factors. Expectations of the US Federal Reserve (Fed) lowering interest rates, global political instability, lower-than-expected US inflation data, and complicated developments in the US-China trade negotiations have contributed to putting pressure on the greenback.

In contrast, the euro posted a strong gain, hitting its highest level in nearly four years against the dollar. The dollar also hit a two-month low against the Swiss franc and a one-week low against the Japanese yen.

Investors are turning to safe-haven assets amid escalating geopolitical risks, after US President Donald Trump announced a shift in US forces in the Middle East due to the “risk of instability” in the region, while stressing his tough stance on preventing Iran from developing nuclear weapons.

Uncertainty in the Middle East, combined with concerns about the progress of US-China trade negotiations, has driven capital into safe haven assets such as the Swiss franc and the Japanese yen. Analysts say the dollar is now a reflection of market sentiment around trade negotiations, while geopolitical uncertainty is encouraging investors to seek safer currencies.

Specifically, the USD fell more than 1% to 0.8114 Swiss francs, having hit a low of 0.8104 - its lowest level since April 22. Similarly, the USD fell 0.7% against the Japanese yen, to 143.59 yen, with the lowest point of the week recorded.

Meanwhile, the EUR rose sharply, reaching its highest level since October 2021 against the USD, with the exchange rate touching 1.1632 USD/EUR and ending the session up 0.8% at 1.1576 USD/EUR. Some experts believe that the strength of the EUR is supported by the European Central Bank's (ECB) tightening monetary policy, especially when the eurozone inflation has returned to the target of 2%.

However, ECB member Isabel Schnabel stressed that the EUR's appreciation was mainly due to improved economic confidence in Europe and a search for safe assets, rather than just based on interest rate differentials.

Vassili Serebriakov, a foreign exchange strategist at UBS in New York, said the dollar is losing its safe-haven status. "The euro is benefiting from its status as the world's second-largest reserve currency, a key trade settlement currency, and a leading alternative to the dollar," he noted.

On the trade front, President Donald Trump said he was willing to extend the deadline for trade negotiations until July 8, but also said the US would soon send letters to several countries outlining the terms of trade they would accept or reject. This raised concerns about the possibility of the US imposing import tariffs from July 9, putting further negative pressure on the USD. Previously, the USD and US government bonds had fallen sharply after Mr. Trump announced retaliatory tariffs in early April, calling it "Free Trade Day".

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