The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,253.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,165.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,465.
The State Bank issued treasury bills worth VND 850 billion or US$33.5 million.
The State Bank issued reverser repos worth VND 19,999.93 billion or US$787.7 million.

December 10

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,258.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,170.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,470.
The State Bank issued treasury bills worth VND 1,650 billion or US$265 million.
The State Bank issued reverser repos worth VND 4,999.99 billion or US$197.1 million.

December 9

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,248.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,157.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,460.
The State Bank issued treasury bills worth VND 6,500 billion or US$256.1 million.
The State Bank issued reverser repos worth VND 4,999.97 billion or US$197 million.

December 6

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,255.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,165.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,467.
The State Bank issued treasury bills worth VND 4,500 billion or US$177.3 million.
The State Bank issued reverser repos worth VND 1,000 billion or US$39.4 million.

December 5

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,266.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,176.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,479.
The State Bank issued treasury bills worth VND 550 billion or US$21.6 million.
The State Bank issued reverser repos worth VND 9,125 billion or US$359.3 million.

December 4

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,262.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,172.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,475.
The State Bank issued treasury bills worth VND 550 billion or US$21.6 million.
The State Bank issued reverser repos worth VND 8,000 billion or US$314.8 million.

December 3

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,260.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,170.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,473.
The State Bank issued treasury bills worth VND 4,800 billion or US$189 million.
The State Bank issued reverser repos worth VND 10,000 billion or US$393.7 million.

December 2

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,240.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,149.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,452.
The State Bank issued treasury bills worth VND 1,500 billion or US$59.1 million.
The State Bank issued reverser repos worth VND 10,000 billion or US$399.8 million.

November 29

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,251.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,160.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,463.
The State Bank issued treasury bills worth VND 4,780 billion or US$188.6 million.
The State Bank issued reverser repos worth VND 1,000 billion or US$39.5 million.

November 28

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,271.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,175.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,484.
The State Bank issued treasury bills worth VND 4,150 billion or US$163.5 million.
The State Bank issued reverser repos worth VND 3,000 billion or US$118.2 million.

November 27

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,295.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,200.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,509.
The State Bank issued treasury bills worth VND 250 billion or US$9.8 million.
The State Bank issued reverser repos worth VND 9,999.94 billion or US$393.9 million.

November 26

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,295.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,200.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,509.
The State Bank issued treasury bills worth VND 300 billion or US$11.8 million.
The State Bank issued reverser repos worth VND 20,000 billion or US$786.9 million.

November 25

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,292.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,197.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,506.
The State Bank issued treasury bills worth VND 500 billion or US$19.7 million.
The State Bank issued reverser repos worth VND 19,999.91 billion or US$786.8 million.

November 22

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,295.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,200.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,509.
The State Bank issued treasury bills worth VND 500 billion or US$19.7 million.
The State Bank issued reverser repos worth VND 25,000 or US$983 million.

November 21

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,290.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,200.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,504.
The State Bank issued treasury bills worth VND 1,700 billion or US$66.9 million.
The State Bank issued reverser repos worth VND 5,000 or US$196.7 million.

November 20

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,285.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,200.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,499.
The State Bank issued treasury bills worth VND 800 billion or US$31.4 million.
The State Bank issued reverser repos worth VND 8,000.00 or US$314.7 million.

November 19

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at (N/A at time of writing).
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,205.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,507.
The State Bank issued treasury bills worth VND 200 billion or US$7.9 million.
The State Bank issued reverser repos worth VND 15,000.00 or US$590.2 million.

November 18

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,288.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,200.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,502.
The State Bank issued treasury bills worth VND 400 billion or US$15.7 million.
The State Bank issued reverser repos worth VND 15,000.00 or US$590.2 million.

November 15

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,298.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,512.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,190.
The State Bank issued reverser repos worth VND 19,999.96 or US$787.6 million.

November 14

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,290.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,504.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,184.
The State Bank issued treasury bills worth VND 1,450 billion or US$57.1 million.
The State Bank issued reverser repos worth VND 19,999.91 or US$787.6 million.

November 13

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,288.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,502.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,180.
The State Bank issued treasury bills worth VND 300 billion or US$11.8million.
The State Bank issued reverser repos worth VND 2,999.93 or US118.4 million.

November 12

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,267.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,480.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,160.
The State Bank issued treasury bills worth VND 300 billion or US$11.8million.
The State Bank issued reverser repos worth VND 14,999.99 or US$395.4 million.

November 11

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,263.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,476.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,116.
The State Bank issued treasury bills worth VND 500 billion or US$61.3 million.
The State Bank issued reverser repos worth VND 14,999.96 or US$395.4 million.

November 8

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,278.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,470.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,130.
The State Bank issued treasury bills worth VND 1,550 billion or US$61.3 million.
The State Bank issued reverser repos worth VND 10,000 or US$395.4 million.

November 7

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,283.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,497.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,197.
The State Bank issued treasury bills worth VND 900 billion or US$23.6 million.
The State Bank issued reverser repos worth VND 15,000 or US$591.1 million.

November 6

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,258.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,470.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,170.
The State Bank issued treasury bills worth VND 600 billion or US$23.7 million.
The State Bank issued reverser repos worth VND 14,999.99 or US$590.9 million.

November 5

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,248.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,460.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,160.
The State Bank issued treasury bills worth VND 600 billion or US$23.7 million.
The State Bank issued reverser repos worth VND 19,999.95 or US$789.3 million.

November 4

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,253.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,465.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,125.
The State Bank issued treasury bills worth VND 300 billion or US$11.8 million.
The State Bank issued reverser repos worth VND 29,999.97 or US$47.4 million.

November 1

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,242.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,454.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,114.
The State Bank issued treasury bills worth VND 1,300 billion or US$51.4 million.
The State Bank issued reverser repos worth VND 3,000 or US$118.6 million.

October 31

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,243.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,450.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,090.
The State Bank issued treasury bills worth VND 12,350 billion or US$488.3 million.
The State Bank issued reverser repos worth VND 3,000 or US$118.6 million.

October 30

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,246.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,458.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,118.
The State Bank issued treasury bills worth VND 3,000 billion or US$118.6 million.
The State Bank issued reverser repos worth VND 5,500 or US$217.4 million.

October 29

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,252.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,464.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,164.
The State Bank issued treasury bills worth VND 3,600 billion or US$142.2 million.
The State Bank issued reverser repos worth VND 14,999.91 or US$592.6 million.

October 28

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,252.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,464.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,194.
The State Bank issued treasury bills worth VND 800 billion or US$31.5 million.
The State Bank issued reverser repos worth VND 10,000 or US$394.4 million. Of note, this was spread across 28 of Vietnam’s banks.

October 25

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,255.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,467.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,197.
The State Bank issued treasury bills worth VND 4,500 billion or US$177.4 million.
The State Bank issued reverser repos worth VND 4,999.92 or US$197 million.

October 24

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,260.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,473.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,233.
The State Bank issued treasury bills worth VND 3,250 billion or US$128 million.
The State Bank issued reverser repos worth VND 3,000 or US$118.1.

October 23

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,250.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,412.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,462.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,220.
The State Bank issued treasury bills worth VND 12,800 or US$503.78 million.
The State Bank issued reverser repos worth VND 2,014.65 or US$79.3 million.

October 22

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,240.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,402.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,452.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,092.
The State Bank issued treasury bills worth VND 12,450 or US$490 million.
The State Bank issued reverser repos worth VND 3,000 or US$118.1.

October 21

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,228.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,389.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,430.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,070.
The State Bank returned to issuing treasury bills today. In total VND 21,650 or US$856.7 million were issued.

October 18

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,199.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,358.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,370.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,030.
The State Bank returned to issuing treasury bills today. In total VND 12,300 or US$488.8 million were issued.

October 17

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,199.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,358.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,370.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,030.
There were no money market operations carried out today.

October 16

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,187.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,346.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,170.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 24,810.
There were no money market operations carried out today.

October 15

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,177.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,335.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,125.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 24,765.
There were no money market operations carried out today.

October 11

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,175.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,333.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,000.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 24,640.
There were no money market operations carried out today.

October 10

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,172.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,330.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,030.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 24,670.
There were no money market operations carried out today.

October 9

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,168.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,326.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,025.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 24,665.
There were no money market operations carried out today.

October 8

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,168.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,326.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,025.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 24,665.
There were no money market operations carried out today.

October 7

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,153.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,310.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,030.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 24,670.
There were no money market operations carried out today.

October 4

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,133.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,289.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 24,580.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 24,940.
The SBV also issued reverse repos in the amount of VND 451.94 billion or US$18.2 million.

October 3

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,115 up from 24,094 yesterday.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,270.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 24,580.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 24,920.
There were no money market operations carried out today.

October 2

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,094.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,248.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 24,480.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 24,820.
The SBV also issued reverse repos in the amount of VND 2,265.27 billion or US$91.8 million.

October 1

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,081.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,235.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 24,430.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 24,770.
The SBV also issued reverse repos in the amount of VND 3,251.12 billion or US$132.1 million.

September 30

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,093.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,247.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 24,400.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 24,740.
The SBV also issued reverse repos in the amount of VND 4,823.14 billion or US$196.4 million.

September 27

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,118.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,273.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 24,420.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 24,760.
The SBV also issued reverse repos in the amount of VND 19,828.83 billion or US$805.6 million.

September 26

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,105.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,260.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 24,460.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 24,800.
The SBV also issued reverse repos in the amount of VND 7,960.2 billion or US$323.2 million.

September 25

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,146.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,303.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 24,430.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 24,770.
The SBV also issued reverse repos in the amount of VND 14,999.99 billion or US$609.9 million.

September 24

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,146.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,303.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 24,430.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 24,770.
The SBV also issued reverse repos in the amount of VND 23,046.31 billion or US$936.4 million.

September 23

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,148.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,305.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 24,400.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 24,740.
The SBV also issued reverse repos in the amount of VND 1,523.82 billion or US$61.9 million.

September 20

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,148.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,305.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 24,400.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 24,740.
The SBV also issued reverse repos in the amount of VND 451.26 billion or US$18.3 million.

September 19

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,167.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,325.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 24,410.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 24,750.

Note: The State Bank of Vietnam did not perform any open market operations, according to its website.

September 18

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,151.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,308.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 24,470.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 24,810.

Note: The State Bank of Vietnam did not perform any open market operations, according to its website. It’s also worth noting the Federal Reserve is slated to announce its latest interest rate decision 1 am Vietnam time. This will likely have knock-on effects on the local currency.

September 17

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,141.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,298.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 24,430.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 24,770.
The SBV also issued reverse repos in the amount of VND 524.09 billion or US$21.7 million.

September 16

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,137.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,293.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 24,380.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 24,720.
The SBV also issued reverse repos in the amount of VND 536.25 billion or US$21.8 million.

September 13

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,172.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,330.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 24,290.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 24,730.
The SBV also issued reverse repos in the amount of VND 493.93 billion or US$20.1 million.

September 12

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,187.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,346.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 24,380.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 24,720.

Note: The State Bank of Vietnam did not perform any open market operations, according to its website.

September 11

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,212.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,372.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 24,385.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 24,725.

Note: The State Bank of Vietnam did not perform any open market operations, according to its website.

September 10

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,194.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,353.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 24,490.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 24,830.
The SBV also issued reverse repos in the amount of VND 4,339.53 billion or US$175.9 million.

September 9

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,177.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,335.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 24,500.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 24,840.
The SBV also issued reverse repos in the amount of VND 3,999.99 billion or US$162.5million.

September 6

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,202.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,383.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 24,430.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 24,770.
The SBV also issued reverse repos in the amount of VND 3,999.99 billion or US$162.5 million.

September 5

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,222.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,383.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 24,580.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,920.
The SBV also issued reverse repos in the amount of VND 7,789.94 billion or US$314.9 million.

September 4

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,229.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,390.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 24,675.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,015.
The SBV also issued reverse repos in the amount of VND 11,875.2 billion or US$477.7 million.

August 30

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,224.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,385.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 24,710.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,050.
The SBV also issued reverse repos in the amount of VND 4,999.99 billion or US$201 million.

August 29

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,212.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,382.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 24,690.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,030.
The SBV also issued reverse repos in the amount of VND 5,573.23 billion or US$224 million.

August 28

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,212.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,372.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 24,680.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,020.
The SBV also issued reverse repos in the amount of VND 1,768.46 billion or US$71.1 million.

August 27

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,224.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,385.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 24,660.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,000.
The SBV also issued reverse repos in the amount of VND 14,989.65 billion or US$603.8 million.

Note: There were no treasury bills issued today.

August 26

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,254.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 24,710.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,050.
The SBV also issued reverse repos in the amount of VND 5,980.59 billion or US$240.5 million.
Note: There were no treasury bills issued today.

August 23

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,250.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 24,810.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,150.
Through open market operations, the SBV also issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 5,000 billion or US$200.2 million.
The SBV also issued reverse repos in the amount of VND 16,999.99 billion or US$680.6 million.

Note: The interest rates on Vietnam’s treasury bills fell today by .05 percent to 4.15 percent per annum. Reverse repos, however, are still maintaining an interest rate of 4.25 percent.

August 22

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,245.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 24,780.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,120.
Through open market operations, the SBV also issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 4,700 billion or US$188.2 million.
The SBV also issued reverse repos to 3 banks in the amount of VND 8,941.63 billion or US$358 million.

August 21

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,246.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 24,760.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,100.
Through open market operations, the SBV also issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 5,000 billion or US$200 million.
The SBV also issued reverse repos to 5 banks in the amount of VND 2,683 billion or US$107.6 million.

August 20

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,251.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 24,740.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,080.
Through open market operations, the SBV also issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 4,999.9 billion or US$200 million.
The SBV also issued reverse repos to 5 banks in the amount of VND 4,878.51 billion or US$195.7 million.

Note: The interest rates on Vietnam’s treasury bills fell today by .05 percent to 4.2 percent per annum. Reverse repos, however, are still maintaining an interest rate of 4.25 percent.

August 19

Through open market operations, the SBV also issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 2,300 billion or US$92.3 million.
The SBV also issued reverse repos to nine banks in the amount of VND 4,944.53 billion or US$198.4 million.

August 16

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,254.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 24,890.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,230.
Through open market operations, the SBV also issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 4,150 billion or US$165.6 million.
The SBV also issued reverse repos to nine banks in the amount of VND 13,924.73 billion or US$555.7 million.

August 15

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,254.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 24,870.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,210.
Through open market operations, the SBV also issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 3,900 billion or US$155.7 million.
The SBV also issued reverse repos to nine banks in the amount of VND 17,043.84 billion or US$680.5 million.

August 14

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,260.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 24,850.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,190.
Through open market operations, the SBV also issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 2,150 billion or US$85.9 million.
The SBV also issued reverse repos to three banks in the amount of VND 5,794 billion or US$231.4 million.

August 13

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,256.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 24,950.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,290.
Through open market operations, the SBV also issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 6,500 billion or US$258.7 million.
The SBV also issued reverse repos to six banks in the amount of VND 7,163.69 billion or US$285.1 million.

August 12

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,256.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 24,940.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,280.
Through open market operations, the SBV also issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 8,100 billion or US$322.3million.
The SBV also issued reverse repos to six banks in the amount of VND 6,999.99 billion or US$278.5 million.

August 9

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,260.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 24,930.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,270.
Through open market operations, the SBV also issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 3,250 billion or US$129.5 million.
The SBV also made short-term loans to five banks in the amount of VND 2,999.99 billion or US$119.5 million.

August 8

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,262.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 24,980.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,320.
Through open market operations, the SBV also issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 9,999.8 billion or US$397.4 million.
The SBV also made short-term loans to five banks in the amount of VND 14,000 billion or US$556.8 million.

August 7

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,240.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 24,995.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,335.
Through open market operations, the SBV also issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 10,000 billion or US$397.4 million.
The SBV also made short-term loans to five banks in the amount of VND 13,949 billion or US$554.3 million.

August 6

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,240.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 24,980.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,320.
Through open market operations, the SBV also issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 9,250 billion or US$368 million.
The SBV also made short-term loans to five banks in the amount of VND 12,000 billion or US$477.3 million.

August 5

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,241.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 24,930.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,270.
Through open market operations, the SBV also issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 3,250 billion or US$129.5 million.
The SBV also made short-term loans to five banks in the amount of VND 13,668.54 billion or US$544.6 million.

Of note: There was a drop in interest rates on reverse repos and State Bank treasury bills from 4.5 percent last week to 4.25 percent today. It’s not clear why, but the government ‘directed’ banks to lower their interest rates last week and this could explain it.

August 2

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,242.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,040.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,380.
Through open market operations, the SBV also issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 6,850 billion or US$271.6 million.
The SBV also made short-term loans to five banks in the amount of VND 6,338 billion or US$251.3 million.

August 1

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,245.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,060.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,400.
Through open market operations, the SBV also issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 9,400 billion or US$372.6 million.
The SBV also made short-term loans to six banks in the amount of VND 5,999.99 billion or US$237.9 million.

July 31

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,255.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,080.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,420.
Through open market operations, the SBV also issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 9,600 billion or US$380.2 million.
The SBV also made short-term loans to six banks in the amount of VND 3,052.84 billion or US$120.9 million.

July 29

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,252 .
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,115.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,455.
Through open market operations the SBV also issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 10,850 billion or US$429.1 million.
The SBV also made short term loans to six banks in the amount of VND 4,911 billion or US$194.2 million.

July 26

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,249 .
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,121.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,461.
Through open market operations the SBV also issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 5,500 billion or US$217.3 million.
The SBV also made short term loans to six banks in the amount of VND 12,343 billion or US$487.6 million.

July 25

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,264 .
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,138.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,478.
Through open market operations the SBV also issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 1,300 billion or US$51.4 million.
The SBV also made short term loans to six banks in the amount of VND 7,999.99 billion or US$316.27 million.

July 24

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,264 .
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,177.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,477.
Through open market operations the SBV also issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 1,600 billion or US$63.1 million.
The SBV also made short term loans to eight banks in the amount of VND 13,999.99 billion or US$552 million.

July 23

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,264 .
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,157.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,477.
Through open market operations the SBV also issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 3,950 billion or US$155.7 million.
The SBV also made short term loans to eight banks in the amount of VND 13,063 billion or US$515 million.

July 22

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,261 .
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,154.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,474.
Through open market operations the SBV also issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 3,850 billion or US$152 million.
The SBV also made short term loans to six banks in the amount of VND 11,638.88 billion or US$459.4 million.

July 19

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,246 .
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,158.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,458.
Through open market operations the SBV also issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 5,750 billion or US$227 million.
The SBV also made short term loans to two banks in the amount of VND 5,921 billion or US$233.8 million.

July 18

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,251 .
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,150.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,450.
Through open market operations the SBV also issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 17,100 billion or US$675.4 million.
The SBV also made short term loans to two banks in the amount of VND 2,914.68 billion or US$115.1 million.

July 17

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,256 .
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,168.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,468.
Through open market operations the SBV also issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 8,100 billion or US$319.85 million.
The SBV also made short term loans to three banks in the amount of VND 13,573 billion or US$536 million.

July 16

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,245 .
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,237.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,457.
Through open market operations the SBV also issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 11,200 billion or US$441.3 million.
The SBV also made short term loans to three banks in the amount of VND 8,895.66 billion or US$350.5 million.

July 15

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,245 .
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,237.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,457.
Through open market operations the SBV also issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 5,950 billion or US$234.5 million.
The SBV also made short term loans to one bank in the amount of VND 3,000 billion or US$118.2 million.

July 12

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,248 .
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,240.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,460.
Through open market operations the SBV also issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 14,750 billion or US$580.3 million.
The SBV also made short term loans to one bank in the amount of VND 552.4 billion or US$21.7 million.

July 11

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,253 .
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,245.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,465.
Through open market operations the SBV also issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 7,050 billion or US$277.3 million.
The SBV also made short term loans to three banks in the amount of VND 14999.9 billion or US$590.1 million.

July 10

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,247 .
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,239.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,459.
Through open market operations the SBV also issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 5,050 billion or US$198.7 million.
The SBV also made short term loans to six banks in the amount of VND 14999.9 billion or US$590.1 million.

July 9

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,242 .
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,234.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,454.
Through open market operations the SBV also issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 4,500 billion or US$177 million.
The SBV also made short term loans to seven banks in the amount of VND 9999.99 billion or US$393.4 million.

July 8

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,243 .
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,235.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,455.
Through open market operations the SBV also issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 2,300 billion or US$90.5 million.
The SBV also made short term loans to four banks in the amount of VND 9999.95 billion or US$393.4 million.

July 5

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,246.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,238.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,458.
Through open market operations the SBV also issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 5,850 billion or US$230.2 million.
The SBV also made short term loans to eight banks in the amount of VND 11,999.99 billion or US$471.2 million.

Of note: The US$230.2 million lent to local banks is significant in that it is much bigger than usual and also was released to eight banks. This is in an environment whereby deposit interest rates are hitting all time highs and in this context it might suggest there are some liquidity challenges in the system.

July 4

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,251.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,243.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,463.
Through open market operations the SBV also issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 9,550 billion or US$375,208,040.
The SBV also made short term loans to four banks in the amount of VND 5,178 billion or US$203,420,119.

July 3

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,258.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,250.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,470.

Of note: A time of writing (July 4, 10.30am) the SBV had not published any data on its open market operations on Wednesday.

July 2

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,253.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,215.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,245.
Through open market operations the SBV also issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 13,850 billion or US$544,097,250.
The SBV also made short term loans to four banks in the amount of VND 1,604 billion or US$63,013,140.

July 1

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,252.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,244.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,464.
Through open market operations the SBV also issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 12,300 billion or US$483,187,050.
The SBV also made short term loans to four banks in the amount of VND 4,240 billion or US$166,562,040.

Of note: Over the weekend a tranche of data was released by Vietnam’s General Office of Statistics. This included the Consumer Price Index for June which came in at 4.32 percent. This was a slight fall over May but still leaves the key index still hovering very close to the 4.5 percent upper limit set by the government at the start of the year.

June 28

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,260.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,253.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,473.
Through open market operations the SBV also issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 6,100 billion or US$239,639,110.
The SBV also made short term loans to ten banks in the amount of VND 20,000 billion or US$$785,701,607.

Of note: Whereas the State Bank lowered its reference rate, which was also reflected in the exchange rate at Vietcombank, on the black market the local currency breached 26,000 dong to a single US dollar.

June 27

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,264.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,257.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,477.
Through open market operations the SBV also issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 9,200 billion or US$361,387,040.
The SBV also made short term loans to three banks in the amount of VND 7,000 billion or US$274,968,007.

Of note: The exchange rate is still pushing higher with the State Bank increasing its reference rate yet again. Demand does not seem to be going away at the end of the month and also the end of the quarter.

June 26

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,258.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,250.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,470.
Through open market operations the SBV also issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 4,630 billion or US$181,807,599.
The SBV also issued a short term loan to one bank in the amount of VND 552 or US$21,658,665
The SBV has also kept selling US dollars to stop the local currency from devaluing. An estimated US$600 million were sold by the central bank yesterday, according to ACB data. This brings the total sold since April to about US$5.8 billion.

Of note: The treasury bills issued today were at a slightly increased interest rate. Whereas last week they were paying 4.25 percent, this increased to 4.3 percent yesterday, and today jumped to 4.5 percent. This fact, combined with the aforementioned Forex intervention, as well as higher exchange rates at Vietcombank would suggest that there is a lot of pressure currently mounting on the local currency.

June 25

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,253.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,245.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,465.
Through open market operations the SBV also issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 25,000 billion or US$981,932,500.
The SBV also returned to selling US dollars to stop the local currency from devaluing. An estimated US$350 million were sold by the central bank, according to ACB data.

Of note: The volume of treasury bills issued today is a significant jump. Yesterday, it was about half–US$398 million worth–of what it was today. This is inline with demand for US dollars likely peaking as firms look to settle their accounts at the end of the month. The accumulated value of dollars sold by the bank is also creeping up. It’s now sitting around US$5 billion worth since April which should mean the bank has about US$95 billion left, however, the bank is notoriously cagey about what it has in reserves so this is difficult to confirm.

June 24

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,262.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,255.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,475.
Through open market operations the SBV also issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 10,150 billion or US$398,687,940.

Of note: US dollars in Vietnam were being sold for as much as 26,000 dong each over the weekend, according to CafeF. This is about 550 dong higher than is permitted through legal channels. For background, Vietnam works on a floating peg by which the dong can be traded at 5 percent with sider of a mid-rate set by the State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–each day. That rate was 24,256 on Saturday making a top selling price of 25,450.

June 21

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,256.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,248.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,468.
Through open market operations the SBV also issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 8,900 billion or US$349,602,680.
The State Bank continued selling from its US dollar reserves relinquishing a further US$40 million to keep the dong from devaluing further, according to ACB data. This brings Vietnam’s US dollar sales to just over US$4.9 billion since April.

Of note: The size of the State Bank’s treasury bill issuances have been on the rise. Last week, the bank issued treasury bills to the value of, on average, US$57.7 million a day. This week, however, that average has jumped to just under US$241.2 million after progressively climbing each day this week. It’s also worth noting that the last tranche of bills, issued today, was for only 14 days whereas they are almost always for 28 days.

June 20

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,255.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,247.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,467.
Through open market operations the SBV also issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 7,550 billion or US$296,601,750.
The State Bank returned to selling from its US dollar reserves relinquishing a further US$480 million to keep the dong from devaluing further, according to ACB data. This brings Vietnam’s US dollar sales to almost US$4.6 billion since April.

June 19

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,255.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,247.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,467.
Through open market operations the SBV also issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 6,450 billion or US$253,412,760.

June 18

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24.259.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,251.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,471.
Through open market operations the SBV also issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 5,150 billion or US$202,337,835.
After a seven day break the State Bank of Vietnam has resumed selling US dollars from its reserves. Yesterday it sold US$300 million, according to ACB data. This brings the total sold since April to just over US$4 billion.

June 17

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,259.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,231.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,471.
Through open market operations the SBV also issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 2,650 billion or US$104,105,250.

June 14

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24.249.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,221.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,461.
Through open market operations the SBV also issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 700 billion or US$27,499,500.
It also loaned VND 21.32 billion or US$83,743,049 to a single bank.

June 13

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24.245.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,217.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,457.
Through open market operations the SBV also issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 2,650 billion or US$104,156,395.
It also loaned VND 550.7 billion or US$21,644,878 to a single bank.

June 12

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24.254.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,226.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,466.
Through open market operations the SBV also issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 600 billion or US$23,582,580.

June 11

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24.250.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,222.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,462.
Through open market operations the SBV also issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 1,300 billion or US$$51,095,590.
It also loaned VND 1,530.89 billion or US$60,131,256 to two banks.

June 10

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24.242.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,214.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,454.
Through open market operations the SBV also issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 2,100 billion or US$82,603,920.
It also loaned VND 894.57 billion or US$35,188,090 to one bank.
The SBV sold US$309 million US dollars today from its Forex reserves, according to ACB.
The SBV has now sold around US$4.1 billion worth of its US dollar reserves since April 19, according to ACB data.

June 7

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24.241.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,213.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,453.
Through open market operations the SBV also issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 4,900 billion or US$192,837,540.
It also loaned VND 748 billion or US$29,445,505 to one bank.

June 6

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24.241.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,213.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,453.
Through open market operations the SBV also issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 5,800 billion or US$228,099,500.

June 5

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24.241.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,213.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,453.
Through open market operations the SBV also issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 3,160 billion or US$124,299,232.

June 4

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,246.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,218.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,458.
Through open market operations the SBV also issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 6,150 billion or US$241,982,820.

June 3

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24.261.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,474.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,234.
Through open market operations the SBV lent out VND 473 billion or US$18,597,798.
The SBV also issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 8,450 billion or US$332,173,725.

May 31

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24.261.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,254.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,474..
The SBV sold US$150 million US dollars today from its Forex reserves, according to ACB.
The SBV has now sold around US$3.85 billion worth of its US dollar reserves since April 19.
The SBV also issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 16,250 billion or US$$638,508,000.

May 30

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24.258.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,470.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,250.
The SBV issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 54.9 trillion or US$192,477,880.

May 29

The State Bank of Vietnam–the SBV–set the exchange rate at 24,253.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,465.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,265.
The SBV did not sell any US dollars today from its Forex reserves, according to ACB.
The SBV has sold around US$3.7 billion worth of its US dollar reserves since April 19.
Through open market operations the SBV lent out VND 3,110 billion or US$122,149,998.
The SBV also issued treasury bills in the amount of VND 5,150 billion or US$202,298,180.

May 28

The State Bank set the exchange rate at 24,256.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,468.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,268.
The State Bank sold US$100 million from its Forex reserves, according to ACB.
The State Bank has now sold around US$3.7 billion worth of US dollars since April 19.

May 27

The State Bank set the exchange rate at 24,268.
The maximum one US dollar could be sold for was 25,450.
The minimum one US dollar could be bought for was 23,400.
Vietcombank was selling US dollars for 25,481.
Vietcombank was buying US dollars for 25,281.
The State Bank sold US$300 million from its Forex reserves, according to ACB.