The reference exchange rate on October 7 was set at 21,980 VND for one USD, up 9 VND from the day before, showing a rise of 32 VND in total in four consecutive days.
Hanoi (VNA) – The reference exchange rate on October 7 was set at 21,980 VND for one USD, up 9 VND from the day before, showing a rise of 32 VND in total in four consecutive daಌys.
With the current +/- 3 percent VND/USD trading band, the ceiling exchange rate is 22,639 VND per USD and the floor rate is 21,321 VND per USD.
The rates listed by banks stood almost unchanged in the early opening hours.
Vietcombank’s buying rate was kept at 22,280 VND per USD, while the selling rate remained 22,370 VND as a day ago.
BIDV kept its rates unchanged at 22,270 VND/22,340 VND (buying/selling).
The listed rates at Eximbank were 22,255 – 22,335 VND/USD, the same as October 6.
Meanwhile, Techcombank adjusted down 10 VND in both its buying/selling rates from the day before, at 22,250 – 22,350 VND/USD.-VNA
The reference exchange rate for Vietnamese dong against the US dollar was announced at 21,949 VND per USD for September 30 morning, up 9 VND from the previous day.
The reference exchange rate for Vietnamese dong against the US dollar was announced at 21,948 VND per USD for October 3 morning, down 1 VND from September 30.
The reference exchange rate for Vietnamese dong against the US dollar was announced at 21,952 VND per USD for October 4 morning, up 1 VND from the day before.
The reference exchange rate for Vietnamese dong against the US dollar was announced at 21,964 VND per USD for October 5 morning, up 12 VND from October 4.
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Illustrative image (Source: VNA)
