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As of 28/6/2026, domestic fuel prices show no recorded change across the listed products in both pricing zones.
Internationally, crude prices remain under pressure: Brent is at 72.6 USD/barrel, down from 73.57 USD/barrel in the previous day, 81.69 USD/barrel 7 days ago, and 91.7 USD/barrel 30 days ago. WTI is 69.23 USD/barrel, lower than 70.24 USD/barrel in the previous day, 77.74 USD/barrel 7 days ago, and 87.76 USD/barrel 30 days ago.
News coverage over the past 24 hours consistently points to continued global declines, with multiple reports noting sharp drops in world oil prices and strong decreases in domestic gasoline—particularly E10. One report cites Brent being quoted around 71.99 USD/barrel.
Domestic fuel prices (VND per liter)
DO 0.001S-V: Zone 1 = 23,960; Zone 2 = 24,430 (Change: —)
DO 0.05S-II: Zone 1 = 21,860; Zone 2 = 22,290 (Change: —)
Gasoline E5 RON 92-II: Zone 1 = 19,350; Zone 2 = 19,730 (Change: —)
Kerosene 2-K: Zone 1 = 20,890; Zone 2 = 21,300 (Change: —)
Gasoline E10 RON 95-III: Zone 1 = 19,910; Zone 2 = 20,300 (Change: —)
Gasoline E10 RON 95-V: Zone 1 = 20,960; Zone 2 = 21,370 (Change: —)
Overall, the snapshot shows stable domestic listings for the day, while the international market remains in a clear downtrend compared with the previous day, 7 days ago, and 30 days ago.
The crypto bear market remained in force on Wednesday, with bitcoin slipping back toward the $60,000 area. Sharp pullbacks in gold and oil also weighed on the 2025 “debasement trade,” which had supported hard assets amid concerns about government debt and fiat currencies. Meanwhile, tech—particularly the AI boom—continued…
