Fuel price today 21/6/2026: Domestic prices steady while Brent and WTI show mixed global momentum

Date: 21/6/2026.

Domestic fuel prices (VND per liter): The latest quoted prices across product grades show no listed day-on-day change in the provided snapshot.

Key domestic levels: DO 0.001S-V is 25,430 (Region 1) and 25,930 (Region 2). DO 0.05S-II is 23,530 (Region 1) and 24,000 (Region 2). Kerosene 2-K is 22,690 (Region 1) and 23,140 (Region 2). Gasoline E5 RON 92 is 20,120 (Region 1) and 20,520 (Region 2). Gasoline RON 95 is 24,150 (Region 1) and 24,630 (Region 2) for “RON 95-III”, and 25,050 (Region 1) and 25,550 (Region 2) for “RON 95-V”.

International oil benchmarks: Global crude prices remain elevated versus earlier periods shown in the data, with a notable difference between Brent and WTI’s longer-horizon movement.

Brent: 80.59 USD/barrel. Previous day: 80.59; 7 days ago: 83.84; 30 days ago: 103.94.

WTI: 76.54 USD/barrel. Previous day: 76.54; 7 days ago: 81.05; 30 days ago: 97.00.

News context from the past 24 hours: Reports highlighted strong weekly volatility and a mild upward trend in global oil prices, alongside domestic gasoline movements. One report noted E5 RON 92 falling sharply to around 20,120 VND/liter, while another cited continued slight increases. Additional coverage mentioned Brent’s weekly decline (down 8% over the week) and that WTI and Brent continued to rise. A separate domestic-focused update also pointed to a sharp reduction in DO by 4,120 VND per liter.

Overall read-through: In the provided domestic price snapshot, the table shows no change figures, while the international benchmark data indicates that both Brent and WTI are below the 30-day levels but stable versus the “previous day” values. The news flow suggests global volatility with some upward pressure, while domestic gasoline and diesel updates referenced larger product-specific moves within the same 24-hour window.