Global oil prices settled near multi-month highs as supply concerns persist. Brent crude traded at 111.57 USD per barrel, up from 109.25 USD a day earlier, marking a one-day gain of 2.32 USD. Over the past week Brent traded around 105.69 USD, and about 30 days ago it stood near 96.19 USD. WTI crude stood at 100.97 USD per barrel, rising from 98.24 USD the previous day, up 2.73 USD, with 7-day and 30-day levels at 94.78 USD and 92.21 USD respectively.
Domestic fuel prices show regional dispersion across the pricing grid. In Region 1 and Region 2, the listed prices per liter are as follows: DO 0.001S-V 30,200 VND per liter in Region 1 and 30,800 VND per liter in Region 2; DO 0.05S-II 28,800 VND per liter in Region 1 and 29,370 VND per liter in Region 2; Gasoline E5 RON 92-II 26,390 VND per liter in Region 1 and 26,910 VND per liter in Region 2; Diesel 2-K 30,410 VND per liter in Region 1 and 31,010 VND per liter in Region 2; Gasoline E10 RON 95-III 26,720 VND per liter in Region 1 and 27,250 VND per liter in Region 2; Gasoline E10 RON 95-V 27,520 VND per liter in Region 1 and 28,070 VND per liter in Region 2. The data shows no reported change for any item today.
Across the domestic market the price ladder shows gasoline grades trading in the mid twenty thousands to roughly thirty thousand dong per liter with diesel typically at the higher end in Region 2. All prices are expressed in VND per liter. The change column indicates no daily movement for any product in the latest reporting.
In the past 24 hours, notable market news highlight that E10 gasoline fell the most by 1,225 dong per liter to 27,029 dong in the domestic market. World oil prices eased by nearly 3% on concerns about supply and demand dynamics, with traders eyeing the upcoming price management cycle on 22 October. The USD index DXY stood at about 101.71, signaling a firmer dollar which can influence import costs and domestic fuel pricing patterns.