Down to 6 month low

Domestic USD exchange rate

On the morning of April 4, the USD exchange rate at domestic commercial banks continued to increase compared to yesterday. The rapid increase in the greenback occurred after the US President announced a new tariff plan, affecting the global currency market.

The State Bank of Vietnam has adjusted the central exchange rate between VND and USD by 3 VND, to 23,854 VND. At the State Bank of Vietnam's transaction office, the USD buying and selling prices have also been slightly adjusted, currently at 23,662 VND and 26,046 VND.

At commercial banks, the USD exchange rate has increased simultaneously. Vietcombank is listing it at 25,610 - 26,000 VND, up 180 VND per USD. At BIDV , the USD buying and selling price is at 25,635 - 25,995 VND. Meanwhile, Eximbank trades USD at 25,610 - 25,990 VND. Compared to the beginning of the year, each USD has increased by about 450 VND, equivalent to 1.75%.

Notably, the selling price of USD at banks is currently higher than the price on the free market. However, the buying price from people is about 250 VND lower than the "black market".

World USD exchange rate

In contrast to domestic developments, the USD in the international market has decreased. The US Dollar Index (DXY), which measures the strength of the USD against six major currencies, has decreased by 1.87% to 101.94 points. This is the lowest level in 6 months, especially compared to the euro and Japanese yen.

The decline in the value of the USD comes amid investor concerns that President Donald Trump's tariff policies could negatively affect global trade and US economic growth.

Earlier this year, some experts predicted that the DXY would rise sharply due to new tariffs. UOB Bank believes that the DXY could reach 112.6 points in the second quarter of 2025 because the risk of rising inflation will cause the US Federal Reserve (Fed) to slow down in cutting interest rates.

UOB also said that President Trump's tariff threats, coupled with tense negotiations with trade partners, could become the "new normal" in international financial markets.

Source: https://baoquangnam.vn/ty-gia-usd-hom-nay-4-4-2025-xuong-muc-thap-6-thang-3152069.html