Euro exchange rate today May 30, 2025: Euro rises again due to shocking ruling of US Court of International Trade
Euro exchange rate today May 30, 2025: EUR/USD exchange rate adjusted to increase again due to the shocking ruling of the US Court of International Trade rejecting trade tariffs issued by President Donald Trump
Domestic Euro exchange rate today May 30, 2025
* The buying and selling euro exchange rate at the State Bank's exchange office has decreased sharply, currently at: 26,621 VND - 29,423 VND.
Survey at 4:30 on the black market, the euro was traded around 29,206 VND/EUR, slightly down compared to yesterday.
On May 30, 2025, the Euro exchange rate continued to decrease sharply at all commercial banks.
The bank with the highest buying rate: Sacombank, at 28,975 VND/EUR.
Bank with the lowest selling rate: HSBC, only 29,716 VND/EUR – suitable for those who need to buy Euro.
Deepest drop: HSBC dropped 186 VND on the buying side, and 194 VND on the selling side – the strongest adjustment in the group.
Lowest decrease: Eximbank decreased by 72 VND (buy) and 71 VND (sell).
| Domestic Euro exchange rate | May 30, 2025 | Change from previous session | ||
| Bank | Cash purchase | Counter | Buy | Sell |
| Vietcombank | 28519 | 30081 | -113 | -120 |
| Vietinbank | 28888 | 30143 | -108 | -108 |
| BIDV | 28801 | 30052 | -133 | -151 |
| Techcombank | 28724 | 30025 | -83 | -77 |
| Eximbank | 28860 | 29855 | -72 | -71 |
| Sacombank | 28975 | 29850 | -95 | -93 |
| HSBC | 28607 | 29716 | -186 | -194 |
World EUR/USD exchange rate today May 30, 2025
On the international market, the euro recorded trading at 4:30 a.m. at 1.1355 USD/EUR, up again compared to the closing price yesterday (May 29).
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EUR/USD is now bouncing from its Asian lows. The main driver of this recovery was a shocking ruling by the US Court of International Trade, where three judges unanimously rejected trade tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump. They said the power to regulate trade belongs to Congress, not the president.
The news quickly boosted investors' risk appetite. The dollar jumped to a 10-day high, while Asian and European stock markets rose sharply. Wall Street futures also pointed to a positive opening.
Investors welcomed the court’s decision amid concerns that previous tariff policies had created inflationary pressures and weakened the US economic outlook, factors that have made it difficult for the Federal Reserve to maintain a steady policy.
However, the US government quickly appealed, opening up the possibility of a lengthy legal battle. However, market sentiment remained positive, temporarily easing the wave of USD selling that often occurs when there is political or legal risk.
