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Reference exchange rate kept unchanged

The State Bank of Vietnam set its reference VND/USD exchange rate at 22,428 VND/USD on November 29, unchanged from the day ago.
Reference exchange rate kept unchanged ảnh 1Reference exchange rate kept unchanged (Photo VNA)

Hanoi (VNA) - The State Bank of Vietnam set its reference VND/USDexchange rate at 22,428 VND/USD on November 29, unchanged from the day ago.

With thecurrent /- 3 percent VND/USD trading band, the ceiling exchange rate is 23,094VND per USD and the floor rate is 21,757 VND per USD.

Majorcommercial banks kept their rates quite stable.
 
Vietcombank andBIDV listed its buying rate at 22,680 VND and its selling rate at 22,750 VND,per USD, unchanged from the rates of the morning of November 28.

Meanwhile,Vietinbank offered 22,680 VND (buying) and 22,750 VND (selling), per USD, down by5 VND from the day ago.-VNA
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