Fuel price today 20/6/2026: Domestic fuel prices mostly fall while Brent and WTI stay higher than recent lows

As of 20/6/2026, Vietnam’s domestic fuel market shows broad declines across most listed products, with unit pricing quoted in VND per liter.

Domestic prices (VND/liter) indicate decreases for several items: DO 0.001S-V fell in both regions (Vùng 1: 25,430; Vùng 2: 25,930) with a stated change of -1,700. DO 0.05S-II also declined (Vùng 1: 23,530; Vùng 2: 24,000) with a stated change of -2,340.

Gasoline and kerosene were also lower: E5 RON 92-II dropped to 20,120 (Vùng 1) and 20,520 (Vùng 2) with a stated change of -1,210. Kerosene 2-K decreased to 22,690 (Vùng 1) and 23,140 (Vùng 2) with a stated change of -3,200.

For gasoline grades, the table shows no stated change for Xăng RON 95-III (24,150 in Vùng 1; 24,630 in Vùng 2) and Xăng RON 95-V (25,050 in Vùng 1; 25,550 in Vùng 2).

Internationally, crude oil prices remain elevated versus recent periods: Brent is at 80.59 USD per barrel, compared with 79.11 USD one day ago, 87.33 USD 7 days ago, and 104.49 USD 30 days ago. WTI is at 76.54 USD per barrel, compared with 75.36 USD one day ago, 84.88 USD 7 days ago, and 97.7 USD 30 days ago.

News flow over the past 24 hours highlights a mixed global picture: reports note oil prices continued to rise, then later “cooled down” or stabilized amid concerns about US–Iran negotiation risks. Several updates also point to Iran-related shipping and insurance requirements near the Strait of Hormuz, while others mention expectations of Middle East supply recovery contributing to a sharp weekly decline before the latest stabilization.

Overall, the snapshot for 20/6/2026 reflects mostly lower domestic retail fuel levels despite global benchmarks remaining higher than the immediate prior day, but still below their levels from 7 and 30 days ago.