Dollar drops at banks

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On Monday morning, the U.S. dollar dropped at banks but remained unchanged at unofficial exchange points.

Vietcombank sold the dollar at VND23,740 Monday, down 0.02% from Sunday. Eximbank and Techcombank sold the greenback 0.04% lower at VND23,720, and VND23,745, respectively.

The USD/VND exchange rate has increased by 0.04% since the beginning of the year. The State Bank of Vietnam (SBV)’s reference rate is at VND23,628, up 0.01%. The dollar remained stable at VND23,680 on the black market.

On Monday, the dollar hovered near a five-week high against major peers on rising bets for prolonged Federal Reserve policy tightening ahead of a crucial consumer price report the following day.

The dollar index – which measures the greenback against six counterparts including the yen, euro and sterling – added 0.068% to 103.65, keeping close to last Tuesday’s high of 103.96, the strongest level since January 6.


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