Global oil markets are showing a firmer tone today as benchmark crude recovers. Brent crude sits at 93.56 USD per barrel and WTI at 86.64 USD per barrel, reflecting the latest quotes. The news context over the past 24 hours points to a roughly 2 percent rise in core benchmarks, with prices moving back above key levels in several sessions. Previous day values for Brent and WTI are reported at 93.56 and 86.64 respectively, underscoring a cautious but constructive mood among traders.
In the domestic fuel market the latest update covers a set of products across two regions. In Region 1 the prices per liter are: Diesel 0.001S-V 30,640 VND per liter; Diesel 0.05S-II 28,540 VND per liter; Gasoline E5 RON 92-II 21,830 VND per liter; Kerosene 2-K 27,290 VND per liter; Gasoline E10 RON 95-III 22,660 VND per liter; Gasoline E10 RON 95-V 24,060 VND per liter. In Region 2 the same products are priced higher: Diesel 0.001S-V 31,250 VND per liter; Diesel 0.05S-II 29,110 VND per liter; Gasoline E5 RON 92-II 22,260 VND per liter; Kerosene 2-K 27,830 VND per liter; Gasoline E10 RON 95-III 23,110 VND per liter; Gasoline E10 RON 95-V 24,540 VND per liter. The update shows no change indicated for any product at this time.
Across the two regions the price premium in Region 2 ranges from 430 to 610 VND per liter, averaging about 2 percent higher than Region 1 for each product. This pattern reflects regional pricing dynamics within the national market even as the overall domestic price levels remain within the two regional bands described above.
Notable market news from the last 24 hours is largely oriented toward a firmer oil complex. Global headlines report Brent and WTI rising by roughly 2 percent, with prices intermittently trading above 90 USD per barrel. Some reports cite mood shifts due to supply expectations and geopolitical developments around the Hormuz Strait, while others note pauses or small corrections in certain sessions. Together the coverage points to ongoing sensitivity to global news that can influence domestic price movements even when regional quotes are relatively stable.
