
The US dollar fell further against the Vietnamese dong on Tuesday, with Vietcombank selling at 25,970 dong, after hitting an 18-month low the previous week. The black-market rate rose 0.38% to 26,150 dong.
The dollar index traded at 101.76 after touching a one-month low on Monday, as Brent crude fell more than 7% on hopes of US-Iran talks.
Lower oil prices and a softer dollar ease import costs for Vietnam's feed sector, though the currency move is driven mainly by energy and diplomacy headlines rather than feed supply.
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