The State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) set the central exchange rate at VND 25,247 per US$1, up 4 dong from the previous day, while the Google Finance mid-market rate was VND 26,289.98 per US$1, an increase of 20 dong.
On the black market, the dollar traded at VND 26,450 for buying and VND 26,505 for selling, with the mid-market rate at VND 26,478.
The gap between the black market and Google mid-market rates narrowed slightly to 188 dong, or 0.71 percent.
Money market
No seven-day or 28-day repos were outstanding.
Fourteen-day repos stood at US$33.35 million, down sharply from US$241.60 million the day before.
Treasury bill balances were unchanged at zero.
Interbank rates
The overnight rate fell to 5.02 percent from 5.77 percent.
Rates for one week, two weeks, and one month also declined to 5.26 percent, 5.30 percent, and 4.87 percent respectively.
The three-month rate rose to 5.63 percent, while the six-month rate increased to 5.80 percent.
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