Fuel price today 14/6/2026: Global Brent and WTI fall while domestic fuel prices stay unchanged

As of 14/6/2026, international oil prices moved lower over the past day, while domestic fuel products in Vietnam remained stable with no recorded changes in the latest price snapshot.

International market (USD/barrel): Brent fell to 87.33, down from 86.71 in the previous day, and also below levels seen 7 and 30 days ago (95.44 and 109.24 respectively). WTI declined to 84.88, below 84.29 from the previous day, and also below 7- and 30-day readings (92.74 and 101.16).

Domestic market (VND/liter): The provided domestic price table shows no change across all listed products and regions (Region 1 and Region 2), with the “Change” column marked as “-”.

Domestic prices by product and region (VND/liter):

DO 0,001S-V: Region 1 28,910; Region 2 29,480 (Change: -)

DO 0,05S-II: Region 1 27,650; Region 2 28,200 (Change: -)

E5 RON 92-II gasoline: Region 1 23,250; Region 2 23,710 (Change: -)

Kerosene 2-K: Region 1 25,800; Region 2 26,310 (Change: -)

RON 95-III gasoline: Region 1 24,150; Region 2 24,630 (Change: -)

RON 95-V gasoline: Region 1 25,050; Region 2 25,550 (Change: -)

News context over the last 24 hours: Multiple reports highlighted strong weekly fluctuations and broad declines in world oil prices on 14/6. Coverage cited expectations linked to a potential peace agreement as a factor behind Brent’s drop, and noted that WTI stayed below 85 USD while domestic prices were reported as steady. Several outlets also referenced company price boards and broader commentary that global fuel prices may continue trending down in the coming week.