Global oil markets are broadly steady, providing the backdrop for the latest domestic price moves. Brent crude sits around 81.89 USD per barrel today, the same as both yesterday and seven days ago, with a 30 day level of 88.09 USD. West Texas Intermediate is about 78.02 USD per barrel, also unchanged from yesterday and seven days ago, while the 30 day reading sits at 81.77 USD. This pattern suggests a cautious, sideways tone in the near term as traders weigh supply risks against improving demand signals.
Prices for six domestic fuel products in two regions rise across the board, with Region 2 prices generally a touch higher than Region 1. Prices are quoted in VND per liter. Diesel 0.001S-V now 29,720 VND/L in Region 1 and 30,310 VND/L in Region 2, up 4,300 VND/L. Diesel 0.05S-II is 27,620 VND/L in Region 1 and 28,170 VND/L in Region 2, up 4,300. Gasoline E5 RON 92-II is 22,380 VND/L in Region 1 and 22,820 VND/L in Region 2, up 2,560. Kerosene 2-K is 27,400 VND/L in Region 1 and 27,940 VND/L in Region 2, up 2,810. Gasoline E10 RON 95-III is 22,850 VND/L in Region 1 and 23,300 VND/L in Region 2, up 2,300. Gasoline E10 RON 95-V is 24,250 VND/L in Region 1 and 24,730 VND/L in Region 2, up 2,500.
Across the six categories the regional spread is modest, with Region 2 prices typically 440 to 590 VND per liter higher than Region 1. The largest absolute increases were recorded for the two diesel products at +4,300 VND/L, while gasoline variants rose by 2,300 to 2,560 VND/L and kerosene by 2,810 VND/L. The overall pattern points to a pass through of global price pressures into the domestic market, with two regional zones absorbing the adjustments at a similar pace but with a small premium in Region 2.
Market news over the last 24 hours highlights ongoing coverage of world oil price moves and domestic fuel dynamics. Reports describe world oil holding near current highs and a week of gains, with mentions of E10 and E5 price movements and occasional notes on diesel adjustments. The collated headlines underscore a fuel market that is sensitive to global oil trends while domestic pricing continues to reflect policy and regional pricing differentials.
