Global oil benchmarks remained firm, with Brent at 112.33 USD per barrel and WTI at 102.95 USD per barrel. Previous day Brent traded at 111.41, 7 days ago 111.70, and 30 days ago 102.38. WTI traded at 102.74 on the previous day, 103.27 seven days ago, and 92.94 thirty days ago. These levels support the current trajectory for domestic fuel prices across the two regions.
Domestic fuel prices in Region 1 and Region 2, measured in Vietnamese dong per liter, show the following levels: Diesel DO 0.001S-V 31,640 in Region 1 and 32,270 in Region 2; Diesel DO 0.05S-II 30,240 in Region 1 and 30,840 in Region 2; Gasoline E5 RON 92-II 26,390 in Region 1 and 26,910 in Region 2; Kerosene 2-K 30,650 in Region 1 and 31,260 in Region 2; Gasoline E10 RON 95-III 25,730 in Region 1 and 26,240 in Region 2; Gasoline E10 RON 95-V 26,530 in Region 1 and 27,060 in Region 2. Unit: VND per liter. Change: none reported for all items.
International prices show Brent at 112.33 USD per barrel with the following context: Previous day 111.41, 7 days ago 111.70, 30 days ago 102.38. WTI stands at 102.95 USD per barrel, with Previous day 102.74, 7 days ago 103.27, 30 days ago 92.94. These international readings reinforce the domestic pricing trend observed across the two regions.
News highlights over the last 24 hours indicate a rally in oil prices, with Brent moving higher and world oil benchmarks trading above 112 USD per barrel and WTI strengthening as well. Some reports note that Brent could rise further and that global prices have surpassed 117 USD per barrel in certain markets. In domestic market chatter, analysts and outlets discuss potential price dynamics including a forecast that gasoline prices could fall as much as 1,800 VND per liter if taxes are reduced to zero, underscoring policy-driven volatility in near-term movements.
