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The dollar rate in Vietnamese banks reached an all-time high above 26,300 VND per dollar on June 24. Free-market rates were about 150 VND higher than bank rates, and rising public investment and strong dollar demand were cited as drivers.
Persistent dollar strength raises the local cost of imported feed ingredients, and a free-market premium signals further depreciation pressure on the dong.
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