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Fuel prices in Vietnam on 23/5/2026 moved higher in the domestic market across several monitored products, with increases reported in both Zone 1 and Zone 2.
Domestic prices (VND per liter) showed broad gains: DO 0,001S-V rose to 30,020 (Zone 1) and 30,620 (Zone 2), up +1,540; DO 0,05S-II increased to 28,760 and 29,330, also +1,540. Kerosene 2-K climbed to 28,360 and 28,920 (+650).
Gasoline products also increased. E5 RON 92-II rose to 24,340 and 24,820 (+1,210). RON 95 variants increased as well: RON 95-III to 25,540 and 26,050 (+1,470), and RON 95-V to 26,440 and 26,960 (+1,470).
Unit: VND/liter.
Domestic price table:
Product | Zone 1 | Zone 2 | Change
DO 0,001S-V | 30,020 | 30,620 | +1,540
DO 0,05S-II | 28,760 | 29,330 | +1,540
E5 RON 92-II | 24,340 | 24,820 | +1,210
Kerosene 2-K | 28,360 | 28,920 | +650
RON 95-III | 25,540 | 26,050 | +1,470
RON 95-V | 26,440 | 26,960 | +1,470
Globally, international oil prices were higher. Brent crude was quoted at 103.94 USD per barrel, compared with 104.49 USD one day ago and 109.26 USD 7 days ago (30 days: not provided). WTI crude was 97 USD per barrel, compared with 97.7 USD one day ago and 101.02 USD 7 days ago (30 days: not provided).
News context over the past 24 hours highlighted a mild increase in world oil prices, with market movement linked to the pace of US–Iran negotiations. Several reports also noted the market moving sideways at times, with Brent holding around the 104 USD per barrel level. Domestic-focused updates referenced changes across gasoline and diesel prices in recent sessions.
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