Global oil prices finished the session largely unchanged, with Brent crude at 93.56 USD per barrel and WTI at 86.64 USD per barrel. The figures show stability versus the previous day and seven days ago, reflecting a balanced supply-demand outlook as markets digest ongoing geopolitical developments and economic data.
Over the past 24 hours, headlines have highlighted a rapid rise in prices of more than 2.5 percent as the United States and Iran resume military actions, adding risk premium to crude and signaling ongoing volatility in energy markets.
On the domestic front, the latest retail prices per liter across regions show Region 2 priced higher than Region 1 for all listed fuels. For example DO 0,001S-V is 30,640 in Region 1 and 31,250 in Region 2; DO 0,05S-II is 28,540 in Region 1 and 29,110 in Region 2; Gasoline E5 RON 92-II is 21,830 in Region 1 and 22,260 in Region 2; Kerosene 2-K is 27,290 in Region 1 and 27,830 in Region 2; Gasoline E10 RON 95-III is 22,660 in Region 1 and 23,110 in Region 2; Gasoline E10 RON 95-V is 24,060 in Region 1 and 24,540 in Region 2. In all cases, the change column shows no daily movement.
Across these products the price spread between Region 2 and Region 1 ranges from about 430 to 610 VND per liter, indicating regional pricing dynamics and distribution costs driving regional differences. The overall domestic price levels place gasoline, diesel and kerosene in a narrow band roughly between 21,830 and 27,830 VND per liter for Region 1, and 22,260 to 27,830 VND per liter for Region 2 depending on product, with daily changes flat in this update.
Market news in the last 24 hours highlights that gasoline and oil prices surged by more than 2.5 percent as tensions in the Middle East intensified amid renewed US and Iran military actions. Global prices continued to rise on demand and risk considerations, while domestic prices show stability today, underscoring a cautious market stance as investors weigh near-term fundamentals and geopolitical risk.
