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Vietnamese Dong Holds Steady as Dollar Sees Slight Dip in Unofficial Markets

Unofficial Exchange Rates Show Dollar Slightly Down

In a recent development, unofficial exchange points have reported a marginal decrease in the dollar's value against the Vietnamese dong, selling at VND26,420, marking a 0.04% drop. Meanwhile, Vietcombank has maintained its rate steady at VND26,330.

State Bank of Vietnam Adjusts Reference Rate

The State Bank of Vietnam has made a slight adjustment to its reference rate, decreasing it by 0.03% to VND25,176, signaling subtle shifts in the currency market.

Global Currency Movements

On the global front, the yen has experienced a decline amidst growing concerns over Japan's pivotal election and the unresolved U.S. trade deal, which could lead to increased tariffs. The yen's position weakened against both the dollar and the euro, reflecting the market's nervousness.

In contrast, the U.S. dollar saw a modest recovery after President Donald Trump dismissed rumors of plans to dismiss Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell. The dollar index, which benchmarks the greenback against a basket of major currencies, rose by 0.2% to 98.503, recovering from a previous day's slide.