Reference exchange rate reverses rising trend on September 12
The reference exchange rate was adjusted down on September 12 after rising for two consecutive days since the beginning of the week, being set at 22,698 VND/USD, down 5 VND from the previous day.
The reference exchange rate was set at 22,698 VND/USD on September 12 (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) - The reference exchange rate was adjusteddown on September 12 after rising for two consecutive days since the beginningof the week, being set at 22,698 VND/USD, down 5 VND from the previous day.
With the current trading band of +/- 3 percent, the ceiling rate applied to commercial banks during the day is23,378 VND/USD and the floor rate 22,018 VND/USD.
The opening hour rates atcommercial banks also dropped from the previous day.
Vietcombank cut both rates by 15 VND, listing the buying rate at 23,245VND/USD and the selling rate at 23,325 VND/USD.
BIDV reduced both rates by 5 VND,buying the greenback at 23,245 VND/USD and selling at 23,325 VND/USD.
Techcombank slashed the buying rate by 20 VND to 23,220 VND/USD and theselling rate by 10 VND to 23,330 VND/USD.-VNA
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The reference exchange rate was set at 22,698 VND/USD on September 12 (Photo: VNA) 
