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Fuel prices today (25/4/2026) show mixed movement in the domestic market, while international benchmarks declined over the previous day.
Domestic fuel prices (VND per liter) — Two distribution zones were quoted with no listed changes in the provided snapshot:
DO 0,001S-V: Zone 1 27,950; Zone 2 28,500 (change: -)
DO 0,05S-II: Zone 1 26,690; Zone 2 27,220 (change: -)
E5 RON 92: Zone 1 21,830; Zone 2 22,260 (change: -)
Kerosene 2-K: Zone 1 32,100; Zone 2 32,740 (change: -)
RON 95: Zone 1 22,880; Zone 2 23,330 (change: -)
RON 95: Zone 1 23,820; Zone 2 24,290 (change: -)
International oil prices — Both major crude benchmarks were lower versus the previous day:
Brent: 99.78 USD/barrel (previous day: 101.16; 7 days: -; 30 days: -)
WTI: 94.88 USD/barrel (previous day: 97.67; 7 days: -; 30 days: -)
News context over the past 24 hours — Multiple reports pointed to opposite-direction movements in domestic gasoline and fuel oil, while global prices were reported as falling. Headlines also highlighted “diesel at record-low levels” and “gasoline RON 95 and E5 RON 92 cooling down,” alongside coverage that world oil prices decreased.
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