At Vietcombank, the buying price is 172.44 VND/Yen and the selling price is 183.40 VND/Yen. Meanwhile, VietinBank listed the buying and selling rates at 176.41 and 186.11 VND/Yen, respectively.
BIDV also has a relatively high price, with a buying price of 176.96 VND/Yen and a selling price of 185.22 VND/Yen.
At Agribank, the buying rate was lower, reaching 174.46 VND/Yen and the selling rate was 182.48 VND/Yen.
Eximbank is the bank with the highest Yen buying price of the day at 177.80 VND/Yen, while Agribank keeps the lowest selling price in the market.
Sacombank and Techcombank also recorded a buying rate of over 173 VND/Yen, of which Techcombank sold at a fairly high rate of 186.08 VND/Yen.
HSBC maintains the buying rate at 175.34 VND/Yen and the selling rate at 183.07 VND/Yen.
In the free market (black market), the Japanese Yen exchange rate today is traded at 178.23 VND/Yen for buying and 179.48 VND/Yen for selling. Compared to yesterday, the exchange rate has not fluctuated much but is showing a stable recovery trend.
At 6:00 a.m. on April 14 , 2025 , the summary table of Yen/VND exchange rates at some banks is as follows:
| *Note: Cash buying and selling rates | ||
| Bank | Buy | Sell |
| Vietcombank | 172.44 | 183.40 |
| VietinBank | 176.41 | 186.11 |
| BIDV | 176.96 | 185.22 |
| Agribank | 174.46 | 182.48 |
| Eximbank | 177.80 | 184.31 |
| Sacombank | 177.28 | 184.30 |
| Techcombank | 173.41 | 186.08 |
| NCB | 173.49 | 183.85 |
| HSBC | 175.34 | 183.07 |
| Black market rate (VND/JPY) | 178.23 | 179.48 |
US President Donald Trump’s agreement to meet with Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba to discuss trade, along with the US Treasury Secretary’s statement that Japan may be given priority in tariff negotiations, has raised expectations of a bilateral deal, supporting the Japanese Yen’s rise in international markets.
Despite the US delaying some tariffs for 90 days, concerns about the global economic outlook remain, and the yen is proving to be a top safe-haven asset, especially as investors seek safety amid the uncertainty over Washington’s tariffs.
The changing market sentiment has also reaffirmed the yen’s solid defensive role, which has persisted despite the Bank of Japan’s ultra-loose monetary policy. In addition, expectations that the BoJ will gradually raise interest rates – especially when basic wages in many businesses are rising – have further strengthened the JPY’s stable foundation.
The interest rate differential between the US Federal Reserve (Fed) and the BoJ is also gradually narrowing, reducing the attractiveness of "carry trade" strategies. If this trend continues, the Yen will not only stabilize but also maintain its recovery momentum in the medium term.
Source: https://baonghean.vn/ty-gia-yen-nhat-hom-nay-14-4-2025-tiep-tuc-xu-huong-tang-10295072.html
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