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Reference exchange rate drops 2 VND

The State Bank announced the reference exchange rate for VND/USD on January 12 at 22,164 VND per USD, down 2 VND from the day before.
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Hanoi (VNA) – The State Bank announced the referenceexchange rate for VND/USD on January 12 at 22,164 VND per USD, down 2 VND fromthe day before.

With the current trading band of +/-3 percent, the ceiling rate appliedto commercial banks on the day is 22,829 VND and the floor rate, 21,499 VND perUSD.

The opening hour rates listed at commercial banks saw little change fromJanuary 11.

Vietcombank and BIDV both kept their rates unchanged at 22,535 VND(buying) and 22,650 VND for one USD.        

The rates at Eximbank stood at 22,510 VND (buying) and 22,610 VND(selling), the same as the previous day.

Techcombank cut its buying rate by 10 VND to 22,500 VND and maintainedthe selling rate at 22,620 VND per USD.-VNA
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