Global oil benchmarks have softened, with Brent crude at 91.82 USD per barrel and WTI at 86.35 USD per barrel. Previous day values were 92.36 for Brent and 86.51 for WTI, seven days ago 94.88 for Brent and 88.29 for WTI, and thirty days ago 105.99 for Brent and 93.19 for WTI. The easing in international crude prices may set the backdrop for potential changes in domestic fuel costs in the coming weeks.
Domestic fuel prices in dong per liter are listed for two regions. Diesel 0.001S-V is 30,090 VND in Region 1 and 30,690 VND in Region 2; Diesel 0.05S-II is 28,690 VND in Region 1 and 29,260 VND in Region 2; Gasoline E5 RON 92-II is 20,890 VND in Region 1 and 21,300 VND in Region 2; Kerosene 2-K is 28,600 VND in Region 1 and 29,170 VND in Region 2; Gasoline E10 RON 95-III is 21,150 VND in Region 1 and 21,570 VND in Region 2; Gasoline E10 RON 95-V is 22,650 VND in Region 1 and 23,100 VND in Region 2. All prices are reported as VND per liter, and there is no change indicated for any product in this update.
Price positioning across the domestic mix shows the gasoline variants are around 20,000 to 23,000 VND per liter, while the diesel and kerosene products sit higher around 28,000 to 30,000 VND per liter. The Region 2 values are consistently higher than Region 1 by roughly 410 to 690 VND per liter, which may reflect regional distribution or tax differences within the current pricing update. No product shows a recorded change from the previous update, suggesting stability in the current cycle.
Market news from the past 24 hours highlights a broad decline in global oil prices, with several outlets reporting a two-month low for crude. The update notes that WTI and Brent both softened, and domestic prices at the moment remain unchanged on 11 November 2026, while headlines point to ongoing declines and a potential pass-through to fuel costs in the near term. Investors and consumers alike will watch for the next cycle to confirm whether the current global softness translates into lower prices at the pump.
