Global oil benchmarks showed firm momentum in the latest session as market participants weigh supply and demand cues. Brent crude sits around 102.58 USD per barrel with the previous day also at 102.58, seven days ago at 101.18, and 30 days ago at 107.33. WTI trades near 90.44 USD per barrel with the previous day at 90.44, seven days ago 89.96, and 30 days ago 102.34. In the last 24 hours, Brent moved toward 105.41 USD per barrel, signaling renewed upside momentum in core crude markets.
Domestically, fuel prices show regional variation across two zones. The per liter prices in Vietnamese dong are: Diesel oil 0.001S-V 32,090 Region 1 and 32,730 Region 2; Diesel oil 0.05S-II 30,490 Region 1 and 31,090 Region 2; Gasoline E5 RON 92-II 26,390 Region 1 and 26,910 Region 2; Kerosene 2-K 30,630 Region 1 and 31,240 Region 2; Gasoline E10 RON 95-III 27,080 Region 1 and 27,620 Region 2; Gasoline E10 RON 95-V 28,080 Region 1 and 28,640 Region 2. The change column shows a dash for all products, indicating no daily change reported.
Price levels imply that common gasoline grades remain in the mid to high twenties of thousands per liter, while diesel and kerosene hover around thirty thousand dong per liter. The observed regional spreads, typically 300 to 700 dong per liter across products, reflect distribution costs and logistical factors. With no reported daily changes, the current domestic structure appears stable for now, even as global prices offer mixed signals that could influence future adjustments.
Market news from the past 24 hours highlights a near-term rise in Brent on some assessments to 105.41 USD per barrel, underscoring ongoing volatility in global crude prices. Domestically, gasoline remains above the 28,000 dong per liter threshold for common grades, aligning with the regional price grid shown. As 13 October 2026 unfolds, market watchers will monitor any shifts in international benchmarks and domestic pricing dynamics that could reshape regional differentials or prompt adjustments in the next cycle.
