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On 26/6/2026, fuel prices showed a mixed picture: most domestic products in the provided schedule declined versus the previous period, while international crude prices were higher than levels seen 7 and 30 days ago.
International market: Brent stood at 75.12 USD/barrel. Compared with previous day, it was up from 73.12, and over 7 days it rose from 80.59 (a higher level earlier in the period), while 30 days ago it was at 93.83. WTI was at 71.49 USD/barrel, up from 69.97 the previous day, versus 76.54 7 days ago, and 90.18 30 days ago.
Domestic market (unit: VND/liter): The table below summarizes prices across two regions, including the stated change figures.
DO 0.001S-V: Region 1 23,960, Region 2 24,430, change -1,470.
DO 0.05S-II: Region 1 21,860, Region 2 22,290, change -1,670.
E5 RON 92 (II): 19,350 in Region 1, 19,730 in Region 2, change -770.
Kerosene 2-K: 20,890 in Region 1, 21,300 in Region 2, change -1,800.
E10 RON 95 (III): 19,910 in Region 1, 20,300 in Region 2, change -840.
E10 RON 95 (V): 20,960 in Region 1, 21,370 in Region 2, change -710.
News context (past 24 hours): Multiple reports highlighted that oil prices increased by more than 2% on 26/6, linked to developments in the Middle East and supply concerns, including an incident involving cargo ships near Oman. Other coverage noted that gasoline prices were staying below 20,000 VND/liter for RON95, and that after a sharp decline, RON95 remained around 19,910 VND/liter. Some headlines also described a rebound in global oil prices, with gasoline and heating oil leading recovery.
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