The EUR/USD pair continued to decline slightly around 1.1390 ​​during the US trading session. The DXY index, which measures the strength of the USD against six other major currencies, approached 99.35.

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said China should initiate trade talks with the US, as it exports five times more to the US than the US sells to China. The comments raised doubts among investors about the real progress of trade talks.

US President Donald Trump also claimed that Chinese President Xi Jinping had called him multiple times to discuss trade, but China denied that any such discussions had taken place. These conflicting statements have dimmed hopes for an early end to the trade war.

In addition to fluctuations from political information, the market also focuses on a series of important US economic data this week, including first-quarter GDP, ISM PMI index, ADP employment data, April non-farm payrolls (NFP) report and March personal consumption expenditures (PCE) price index. These data will greatly affect the Federal Reserve's (Fed) monetary policy expectations.

In Tuesday's trading session, US JOLTS data showed that the number of job openings in March reached only 7.19 million, lower than the forecast of 7.5 million and down from 7.48 million in February, showing signs of a slowdown in the US labor market.

The Euro (EUR) exchange rate at domestic banks is stable with some slight adjustments between units. The highest selling price belongs to OCB bank with 30,628 VND/EUR (cash) and 30,528 VND/EUR (transfer). On the buying side, SHB continues to lead with the highest price of 29,466 VND/EUR for both forms.

Some banks have quite noticeable differences such as BIDV keeping the buying price at 29,152 VND/EUR and selling price at 30,417 VND/EUR. Meanwhile, ACB and Eximbank have a narrower margin but still keep the selling price stable, at 30,280 and 30,174 VND/EUR respectively.

VIB is still the bank with the lowest price, buying at only 27,196 VND/EUR and selling at 28,279 VND/EUR.

VietinBank, Vietcombank and Techcombank are maintaining their buying and selling prices at a high level compared to the market average. Banks such as SCB, Saigonbank or PVcomBank have average price fluctuations, not creating a clear highlight.