The State Bank of Vietnam set the daily reference exchange rate at 22,805 VND/USD on the morning of December 27, up by 10 VND from December 26.
With the current
trading band of +/- 3 percent, the ceiling rate applied by commercial banks for
the day is 23,489 VND/USD and the floor rate is 22,121 VND/USD.
At 8:15 at the transaction office of the State Bank of
Vietnam, the buying rate was 22,700 VND/USD, and the selling rate was 23,429
VND/USD, unchanged from the previous day.
Commercial banks decreased their prices of USD sharply.
At 8:15, Vietcombank posted 23,190 – 23,280 VND/USD for its
buying and selling rates, down by 40 VND from the day ago.
At BIDV, the buying and selling rates were 23,195 – 23,285
VND/USD, down by 35 VND.
Techcombank offered 23,160 – 23,270 VND/USD as its buying and
selling rates, down by 50 VND.-
Source:VNA
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