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What happened to the Vietnamese Dong (VND currency) exchange rate last week? (www.xe.com)

submitted 1 year ago by incogtino to c/[email protected]

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I recently travelled to Vietnam and was looking at exchange rates for some leftover cash.

I noticed a huge swing last week (June 26) where the value of the VND basically doubled for a couple of hours (see the chart in the link). This change is reflected across multiple currencies, so it appears to have been a real event.

I looked at the 10 year chart and this is not a regular occurrence. Does anyone know what happened or how I would find out?

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