Global oil markets have taken a firmer tone as crude benchmarks hold near multi month highs. International Brent crude stands at 81.89 USD per barrel, with the previous day and seven days ago showing the same level, and 30 days earlier at 76.08 USD. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) sits at 78.02 USD per barrel, with the previous day and seven day ago readings also at 78.02 USD and 30 days ago at 71.81 USD. This pattern signals ongoing support for oil prices, which feeds into domestic fuel pricing dynamics in the near term.
In the domestic market, price changes are positive across the main fuel categories. DO 0.001S-V is priced at 29,720 VND per liter in Region 1 and 30,310 VND per liter in Region 2, up by 4,300 VND. DO 0.05S-II channels at 27,620 VND in Region 1 and 28,170 VND in Region 2, up by 4,300 VND. Gasoline E5 RON 92-II is 22,380 VND in Region 1 and 22,820 VND in Region 2, up by 2,560 VND. Kerosene 2-K is 27,400 VND and 27,940 VND, up by 2,810 VND. Gasoline E10 RON 95-III is 22,850 VND in Region 1 and 23,300 VND in Region 2, up by 2,300 VND. Gasoline E10 RON 95-V is 24,250 VND in Region 1 and 24,730 VND in Region 2, up by 2,500 VND. All figures are in VND per liter, and the price changes reflect the latest official adjustments across regions.
Region 2 prices are consistently higher than Region 1 across all listed fuels, with regional differentials ranging roughly from 440 to 590 VND per liter. This structure indicates a notable regional spread within the domestic market that consumers and distributors should monitor as supply and pricing policies evolve.
Over the past 24 hours, market news has highlighted a constructive tilt in global oil sentiment, with reports noting a roughly 5 percent uptick in world oil prices and Brent hovering near the high end of recent ranges. Several outlets also point to potential near term adjustments in gasoline pricing and a note that Brent price momentum remains a key driver. The overarching takeaway is that firmer international crude supports the domestic price path observed today, even as speculative coverage and daily headlines suggest ongoing volatility in the fuel complex.
