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On 17/6/2026, fuel prices in Vietnam showed a mixed but mostly easing pattern domestically, while global benchmarks continued to drop sharply toward the mid-$70s per barrel.
Internationally, Brent was quoted at 79.46 USD/barrel, down from 83.8 USD in the previous day, 95.61 USD 7 days ago, and 109.12 USD 30 days ago. WTI stood at 75.8 USD/barrel, compared with 81.52 USD in the previous day, 92.94 USD 7 days ago, and 102.38 USD 30 days ago.
News flow over the past 24 hours consistently pointed to a strong decline: oil prices fell to the lowest levels in about 3 months, with Brent slipping below the 80 USD/barrel mark and WTI moving closer to 75 USD/barrel.
Domestic fuel price snapshot (Unit: VND/liter)
DO 0,001S-V: Region 1 27,130; Region 2 27,670; Change -1,780.
DO 0,05S-II: Region 1 25,870; Region 2 26,380; Change -1,780.
E5 RON 92 gasoline: Region 1 21,330; Region 2 21,750; Change -1,920.
Kerosene 2-K: Region 1 25,890; Region 2 26,400; Change +90.
RON 95 gasoline (III): Region 1 24,150; Region 2 24,630; Change —.
RON 95 gasoline (V): Region 1 25,050; Region 2 25,550; Change —.
Overall, the domestic table shows declines for diesel grades and E5 RON 92, a slight increase for kerosene 2-K, and unchanged figures for both RON 95 (III and V). This aligns with the broader international trend of falling crude prices.
