Vietnamese commercial banks cut their USD buying and selling rates again on November 3, reaching the lowest level in about 1.5 years. Vietcombank's selling rate fell below 26,000 dong, and the State Bank's central rate moved only slightly.
Free-market rates in Ho Chi Minh City stayed around 26,000 to 26,200 dong.
A weaker USD against the dong lowers import costs for Vietnamese feed makers and supports the country's export competitiveness. It is a currency move without a direct effect on global feed commodity prices.
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