Fuel price today 19/5/2026: Global oil prices keep rising as domestic fuel prices stay unchanged across regions

Date: 19/5/2026.

Global market: International Brent crude increased to 109.12 USD/barrel. Previous day was 110.68 USD/barrel, while the 7-day level was 107.5 USD/barrel (30-day data not provided). International WTI crude rose to 102.38 USD/barrel. Previous day was 102.59 USD/barrel, and the 7-day level was 102.11 USD/barrel (30-day data not provided).

News context (past 24 hours): Multiple reports highlighted that global fuel prices continued to increase. One report noted prices touched a two-week high due to concerns about potential supply disruptions. Another report mentioned strong differentiation in the market, including diesel “at the low end” and gasoline RON 95 “rising” by nearly 10,000 VND/liter (as cited in the news summaries). Forecast-related commentary also appeared, suggesting a possible rebound of up to 1,000 VND/liter.

Domestic market (unit: VND/liter): The latest domestic price list shows no change across the two regions provided (change column is “-” for all items).

Domestic fuel prices by region:

DO 0.001S-V: Region 1 28,480, Region 2 29,040 (Change: -)

DO 0.05S-II: Region 1 27,220, Region 2 27,760 (Change: -)

Gasoline E5 RON 92-II: Region 1 23,130, Region 2 23,590 (Change: -)

Kerosene 2-K: Region 1 27,710, Region 2 28,260 (Change: -)

Gasoline RON 95-III: Region 1 24,070, Region 2 24,550 (Change: -)

Gasoline RON 95-V: Region 1 24,970, Region 2 25,460 (Change: -)

Key takeaway: Despite upward momentum in global crude prices and news-driven supply disruption concerns, the provided domestic price table for 19/5/2026 indicates stable retail fuel prices across the listed products and regions.