Global oil benchmarks are mixed as of 24 October 2026. Brent crude is priced at 111.66 USD per barrel, with a previous-day reading of 113.2, 7 days ago 109.86, and 30 days ago 106.07. WTI crude is 103.44 USD per barrel, with a previous-day reading of 99.41, 7 days ago 99.02, and 30 days ago 93.92. These levels support a cautious stance for refined fuel pricing in many markets while signaling ongoing volatility in the energy complex.
In the domestic market, fuel price quotes show regional variation but overall stability in the latest update. Gasoline E5 RON 92-II is 26,390 VND/liter in Region 1 and 26,910 VND/liter in Region 2. Gasoline E10 RON 95-III is 24,910 VND/liter in Region 1 and 25,400 VND/liter in Region 2. Gasoline E10 RON 95-V is 25,710 VND/liter in Region 1 and 26,220 VND/liter in Region 2. The price spread between regions remains around five hundred VND per liter for these gasoline blends.
Diesel and kerosene follow a similar pattern. Diesel Oil 0.001S-V is 30,650 VND/liter in Region 1 and 31,260 VND/liter in Region 2. Diesel Oil 0.05S-II is 29,250 VND/liter in Region 1 and 29,830 VND/liter in Region 2. Kerosene 2-K is 30,050 VND/liter in Region 1 and 30,650 VND/liter in Region 2. These figures reflect typical regional dispersion within a holding price environment.
Notes on changes indicate no updates versus the prior cycle across all listed products, suggesting a flat price trajectory at the point of measurement. Market participants might look for shifts in crude trends and demand data to guide any near term adjustments.
The last 24 hours of coverage highlight a mixed global and domestic backdrop. Headlines note that domestic gasoline prices declined in some outlets with E10 falling around 1,900 VND per liter, while international Brent crude has traded around 111 to 117 USD per barrel in various reports, including mentions that Brent briefly surpassed 116 USD. The overall picture is of elevated global crude with localized price stability in the domestic market, underscoring the sensitivity of fuel prices to shifts in energy markets and policy signals.
