Australian dollar to Vietnamese dong rate steady after RBA minutes: AUD/VND faces seller pressure

Australian dollar to Vietnamese dong rate steady after RBA minutes: AUD/VND faces seller pressure
Australian Dollar vs Dong drops 0.52% today

Australian Dollar vs Vietnamese Dong (AUD/VND) is trading at ₫18,018, recording a modest decline on the day. The rate currently sits below its key moving averages, indicating it is positioned at a weaker level compared to recent averages.

AUD/VND price prediction
24H 0.02%
18,141.8234
48H 0.01%
18,140.2129
7D -0.11%
18,117.4679
1M -0.68%
18,013.8824
3M -1.95%
17,785.2979
6M 5.2%
19,082.1638
12M 5.66%
19,165.2766
Current price: ₫18,138.103 -21.1092 0.12%
Real-time Data 04:54
Daily range 18115.1096 Arrow from to Icon 18163.9465
Weekly range 18100.5784 Arrow from to Icon 18272.0560
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Highlights

  • The Reserve Bank of Australia maintained a hawkish stance and signaled readiness to tighten policy further if global rates accelerate unexpectedly.
  • RBA expressed concern that a weaker Australian Dollar could boost imported inflation, keeping future intervention prospects elevated.
  • AUD/VND trades below key averages with technical indicators confirming selling pressure and a likely range of ₫17,928 to ₫18,108 in the next two days.

RBA tightening bias strengthens as currency faces imported inflation risk

The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) maintained a hawkish stance in the minutes released from its September policy meeting, emphasizing concerns that a weaker Australian Dollar could contribute to imported inflation. This published tone suggests that the RBA is prepared to tighten monetary policy further if global interest rates increase faster than anticipated, according to FXStreet. While these comments may increase prospects for future intervention, the outlook for the Australian Dollar vs Vietnamese Dong remains tied to evolving global monetary policy dynamics.

Bearish momentum intensifies as technical indicators signal oversold market

The hourly chart shows AUD/VND trading below the MA-20 at ₫18,097 and MA-50 at ₫18,075, with the daily MA-200 at ₫18,513. Immediate resistance is marked by the Ichimoku Kijun at ₫18,080, while support sits at ₫17,928. Momentum indicators remain negative: MACD and ADX both reflect ongoing selling, and the RSI at 28, alongside Stoch RSI and CCI readings, signals deeply oversold conditions. Sellers dominate the Bull/Bear Power reading, and the Awesome Oscillator remains aligned to the downside.

Downside risk elevated as selling persists near volatility support band

Over the next one to two trading days, AUD/VND is expected to trade between ₫17,928 and ₫18,108, reflecting its typical volatility band relative to current levels. There is a 76% probability of a further downward move, while recovery attempts are less likely unless the rate breaks and sustains above ₫18,080. Should selling persist and support at ₫17,928 fail, fresh momentum could reinforce the bearish move; a sideways range remains the baseline scenario.

Anton Kharitonov, expert at Traders Union, notes that AUD/VND is struggling below key moving averages, with technical signals firmly bearish and sentiment still under pressure. He sees the hawkish message from the RBA as a potential medium-term support, but not enough to change the weak short-term setup unless resistance at ₫18,080 is reclaimed. Downside risks remain elevated while momentum indicators stay negative. "Until we see sustained buying above ₫18,080, my outlook stays defensive and the base case is further weakness toward ₫17,928."

Earlier, analysts noted that Australian Dollar vs Vietnamese Dong was entrenched in a bearish structure with downside risks dominating the technical outlook. This perspective is reinforced by the continued weakness reflected in current momentum indicators, suggesting that traders should closely monitor whether the ₫17,928 support level can hold amid persistent selling pressure.

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