Euro prices at banks and on the free market kept falling, trading around 28,500–29,900 dong, the lowest level in 1.5 years. Vietcombank quoted a buying rate of about 28,500 dong and a selling rate above 29,700 dong, and the 30,000-dong threshold was broken a week earlier. The euro had been sold above 32,100 dong before the recent adjustment; the rate is now down 6% year-to-date and about 7% below the peak set in September 2025. The main pressure comes from interest rate differentials, with the Fed's target rate at 3.75–4% versus 2.5% for the ECB, along with concerns over France's public debt. The move makes travel costs in Europe cheaper, though the practical impact on trade may be limited since most international transactions are conducted in USD.
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Original headline: Giá euro xuống dưới 30.000 đồng
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