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As of 2/5/2026, Vietnam’s fuel market shows mixed movements across domestic products, while global benchmarks remain lower than the previous day.
Domestic prices (VND per liter) indicate increases for several key items: DO 0,001S-V rose to 29,430 in Zone 1 and 30,010 in Zone 2 (+1,480), while DO 0,05S-II increased to 28,170 and 28,730 (+1,480). Gasoline also climbed: E5 RON 92-II rose to 22,620 and 23,070 (+790), RON 95-III to 23,750 and 24,220 (+870), and RON 95-V to 24,650 and 25,140 (+830).
Not all products increased. Kerosene 2-K fell to 31,980 in Zone 1 and 32,610 in Zone 2 (-120), reflecting a softer tone in that segment.
International prices show Brent at 108.83 USD/barrel (previous day: 111.68; 7 days ago: 99.13). WTI is at 102.5 USD/barrel (previous day: 108.01; 7 days ago: 94.4). The data provided does not include 30-day figures for either benchmark.
News context over the past 24 hours highlights sharp global swings: reports mention a strong drop in world oil prices, followed by a rebound in gasoline/oil prices on 2/5 due to developments around Iran. Other headlines also point to declines tied to signals from Iran, and multiple domestic price lists from major distributors on 2/5/2026.
Overall, the domestic picture is mixed—gasoline and certain diesel grades are higher, while kerosene is slightly lower—against a global backdrop where Brent and WTI have eased compared with the previous day.
Domestic price table (VND/liter)
Product | Zone 1 | Zone 2 | Change
DO 0,001S-V | 29,430 | 30,010 | +1,480
DO 0,05S-II | 28,170 | 28,730 | +1,480
E5 RON 92-II | 22,620 | 23,070 | +790
Kerosene 2-K | 31,980 | 32,610 | -120
RON 95-III | 23,750 | 24,220 | +870
RON 95-V | 24,650 | 25,140 | +830
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