Euro Exchange Rates at Vietnamese Banks Continue to Fall on November 12
At around 9:10 a.m. on November 12, surveyed Vietnamese banks generally lowered their euro buying and selling rates against the dong. At some banks, rates fell by more than VND 150 in both directions. Euro rates also declined in the unofficial market.
At around 9:10 a.m. on November 12, euro exchange rates against the Vietnamese dong continued to fall at surveyed Vietnamese banks. Vietcombank’s euro buying and selling rates fell to VND 27,735 and VND 29,198 per euro, down VND 158 and VND 166, respectively, from the previous trading point. VietinBank lowered both rates by VND 152, to VND 27,929 for buying and VND 29,239 for selling.
Rates also fell at other surveyed banks. Techcombank’s euro buying rate was VND 27,866, down VND 140, while its selling rate was VND 29,229, down VND 136. Eximbank’s buying and selling rates were VND 28,013 and VND 29,191, down VND 130 and VND 136, respectively, from November 11. Sacombank’s rates were VND 28,038 and VND 29,791, down VND 140 and VND 143, respectively, from November 11.
The original article reported buying rates at surveyed banks ranging from VND 27,735 to VND 28,038 per euro and selling rates ranging from VND 29,191 to VND 29,791. Sacombank had the highest buying rate, while Eximbank had the lowest selling rate. In the unofficial market, euro buying and selling rates were VND 27,736 and VND 29,199, down VND 135 and VND 132, respectively.
Source: VietVance
