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As of 30/6/2026, international crude oil prices moved higher, with Brent at 73.52 USD per barrel and WTI at 70.2 USD per barrel.
Compared with the previous day, Brent increased from 73.01 to 73.52 USD/barrel, while WTI rose from 69.73 to 70.2 USD/barrel. Over longer windows, both benchmarks remain well below their 30-day levels: Brent at 92.86 USD/barrel (30 days ago) and WTI at 89.42 USD/barrel (30 days ago).
Domestic fuel prices in the provided quotation set (unit: VND per liter) show no listed day-over-day change across the regions shown. Prices are stable across both Zone 1 and Zone 2 for the listed products.
Domestic price snapshot (VND/liter):
DO 0.001S-V: Zone 1 23,960; Zone 2 24,430 (no change)
DO 0.05S-II: Zone 1 21,860; Zone 2 22,290 (no change)
E5 RON 92-II gasoline: 19,350 (Zone 1); 19,730 (Zone 2) (no change)
Kerosene 2-K: 20,890 (Zone 1); 21,300 (Zone 2) (no change)
E10 RON 95-III gasoline: 19,910 (Zone 1); 20,300 (Zone 2) (no change)
E10 RON 95-V gasoline: 20,960 (Zone 1); 21,370 (Zone 2) (no change)
News context over the past 24 hours points to a mild upward tone for global oil, including reports that prices are around the 70 USD/barrel range and that crude steadied after Iran–U.S. attack activity paused. Several outlets also noted a slight increase, with WTI and Brent both rising.
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…
