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Fuel prices on 30/5/2026 showed broad declines in Vietnam, with domestic gasoline and kerosene/diesel products moving lower across the listed regions while international crude prices also eased.
Global benchmarks continued to fall. Brent was quoted at 91.7 USD per barrel, down from 92.24 USD (previous day), and below 100.21 USD (7 days ago) and 111.67 USD (30 days ago). WTI was 87.76 USD per barrel, also lower than 88.45 USD (previous day), 96.6 USD (7 days ago), and 105.8 USD (30 days ago).
In the domestic market (unit: VND per liter), multiple products declined in both Zone 1 and Zone 2. Notable decreases included kerosene 2-K at -2,560 VND/liter, and gasoline RON 95 variants at -1,390 VND/liter. Several items recorded similar downward pressure across regions.
Domestic fuel price snapshot (VND/liter):
DO 0,001S-V: Zone 1 28,910; Zone 2 29,480; Change -1,110.
DO 0,05S-II: Zone 1 27,650; Zone 2 28,200; Change -1,110.
E5 RON 92 (E5 RON 92-II): Zone 1 23,250; Zone 2 23,710; Change -1,090.
Kerosene 2-K: Zone 1 25,800; Zone 2 26,310; Change -2,560.
Gasoline RON 95-III: Zone 1 24,150; Zone 2 24,630; Change -1,390.
Gasoline RON 95-V: Zone 1 25,050; Zone 2 25,550; Change -1,390.
News flow over the past 24 hours pointed to continued global oil weakness and a synchronized domestic drop. Reports highlighted that gasoline prices fell broadly and that crude oil declined more than 1.5% while the downward streak continued, with additional coverage citing supportive developments related to the U.S. and Iran.
Overall, the data for 30/5/2026 indicates a consistent bearish fuel pricing backdrop: international Brent and WTI are lower versus the previous day and the past week/month, and domestic gasoline and diesel/kerosene products are also marked down across the tracked zones.
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