As of the session close on November 28, the USD Index (DXY) stood at 99.41 points, marking a 0.7-point decline from the previous week—its steepest drop in four months.
The US dollar’s sharp depreciation stems from investor expectations of a Fed rate cut, fueled by President Donald Trump’s push for deeper cuts following the potential appointment of a new Fed Chair in May. Should White House economic advisor Kevin Hassett—a dovish advocate—take the helm, it could further weaken the greenback.
Source: SBV
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Domestically, Vietnam’s exchange rates diverged from global trends, continuing their upward trajectory. On November 28, the State Bank of Vietnam set the central rate at 25,155 VND/USD, a 19-point weekly increase and the fourth consecutive week of gains. With a ±5% band, commercial banks’ rates fluctuated between 23,897 and 26,413 VND/USD.
At the Foreign Exchange Management Department, the reference rate was listed at 23,948–26,362 VND/USD (buy–sell), rising 18 and 20 points, respectively, over the week.
Source: VCB
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Among banks, Vietcombank closed the week at 26,132–26,412 VND/USD (buy–sell), down 10 points on the buy side but up 20 points on the sell side compared to the prior week.
Source: VietstockFinance
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In the free market, the USD/VND rate extended its decline to 27,650–27,730 VND/USD (buy–sell), dropping 50 and 70 points, respectively, from the previous week.
According to Vietcombank Securities (VCBS), November’s exchange rate pressures primarily stemmed from free-market speculation and hoarding amid rising gold prices and lingering uncertainties. Year-end surges in payment and import demands for goods and raw materials further amplified USD demand.
– 18:31 30/11/2025
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