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On 7 November 2025, the Vietnamese dong was trading at VND 27,810 per US dollar on the black market, according to Ty Gia USD.

The State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) set the central exchange rate at VND 25,100 per US dollar, up three dong or 0.01 percent from the previous day, whereas in the unofficial market, the mid-rate remained unchanged at VND 27,805 per US dollar. Buying and selling rates were stable at VND 27,770 and VND 27,840, respectively.

The State Bank of Vietnam set the central rate at VND 25,097 per US dollar, up slightly by 2 dong or 0.01 percent from the previous day.

Vietnam’s exchange rate movements on 4 November 2025 showed minor fluctuations, with the black market mid-rate rising to VND 27,805 per US$1, up 30 dong or 0.11 percent from the previous day.

The Vietnamese dong weakened marginally on the informal market on November 3, while the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) kept the official central rate unchanged.

The State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) set its central exchange rate at VND 25,093 per US dollar, Friday, up by 2 dong or 0.01 percent from the previous day. The black market mid-market rate, however, rose to VND 27,825 per US dollar, up 45 dong or 0.16 percent.

The black-market USD/VND mid-rate rose slightly to 27,780 on October 30 from 27,725 a day earlier, a 0.20 percent increase. Conversely, the official State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) central rate stayed flat at 25,091.

The Vietnamese dong strengthened slightly on both official and unofficial markets on 29 October, narrowing the spread between the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) rate and the black-market.

The State Bank of Vietnam’s central exchange rate slightly decreased to VND 25,095 per US dollar, down 0.01 percent from the previous day. The Black market rates were unchanged, with buying at VND 27,720 and selling at VND 27,770, keeping the mid-market rate stable at VND 27,745 per US dollar.

The gap between the official and black-market mid-rates widened to VND 2,648, equal to 10.55 percent, compared with 9.85 percent on 24 October, Monday.

The State Bank of Vietnam’s central exchange rate remained unchanged at VND 25,098 per US$1, while the black-market rate stayed flat, with buying at VND 27,520 and selling at VND 27,620, keeping the mid-market rate at VND 27,570 per US$1.

On 23 October, the State Bank of Vietnam’s central exchange rate was VND 25,098 per US$, unchanged from the previous day. Conversely, on the black market, the dong weakened, with buying at VND 27,520 and selling at VND 27,620, increasing 0.81 and 0.88 percent respectively, according to prices supplied by Ty Gia USD.

The State Bank of Vietnam’s central exchange rate was stable at VND 25,099 on both 22 and 21 October, showing no change, while Google Finance’s mid-market rate slipped slightly from VND 26,342 to VND 26,335, a decline of 7 dong or 0.03 percent.

Vietnam’s unofficial exchange market weakened on 19 October, while official benchmarks remained stable.

The State Bank of Vietnam’s central exchange rate was unchanged at VND 25,101 per US dollar on Monday, but the black market buy rate rose slightly to VND 27,240 per US dollar.

The State Bank of Vietnam’s central exchange rate stood at VND 25,101 on 17 October, down 8 dong or 0.03 percent from the previous day, while the Google Finance mid-market rate edged up to VND 26,349, an increase of 11 dong or 0.04 percent.

The State Bank of Vietnam’s central exchange rate edged down to VND 25,109 per US$1 from 25,114, a 0.02 percent decline, today, while the Google Finance mid-market rate also fell 0.02 percent to VND 26,338 per US dollar.

The State Bank of Vietnam held the dong’s central exchange rate steady at VND 25,114 per US dollar on 15 October, while Google Finance’s mid-market rate eased slightly to VND 26,343, down 0.05 percent from the previous day.

Vietnam’s State Bank set the central exchange rate at VND 25,114 per US dollar on 14 October, a marginal increase of 2 dong or 0.01 percent from the previous session.

The State Bank of Vietnam set the central exchange rate at VND 25,112 per US dollar, down 16 dong or 0.06 percent from the previous day.