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On June 8, 2021, the State Bank of Vietnam cut its dollar buying and selling prices and its reference rate, the first change in half a year. The dong strengthened as a result.
The move followed a dip in the global dollar tied to lower Treasury yields.
A stronger dong makes imported feed ingredients cheaper for Vietnamese buyers, though the effect on world grain prices is minor. It reflects the wider softness in the dollar at the time.
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