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Fuel prices on 6/5/2026 show a clear split between global crude and the domestic fuel market. International benchmarks fell sharply, while listed domestic retail prices in the provided table show no change.
International crude: Brent was 107.49 USD per barrel, down from 108.05 USD one day ago and below 111.68 USD from 7 days ago. WTI was 99.92 USD per barrel, down from 101.62 USD one day ago and below 108.01 USD from 7 days ago.
Domestic retail prices (VND per liter): All shown products across both regions (Zone 1 and Zone 2) are listed with “no change” (—) in the provided data.
Domestic fuel price table (VND/liter):
Product | Zone 1 | Zone 2 | Change
DO 0.001S-V | 29,430 | 30,010 | —
DO 0.05S-II | 28,170 | 28,730 | —
E5 RON 92-II gasoline | 22,620 | 23,070 | —
Kerosene 2-K | 31,980 | 32,610 | —
RON 95-III gasoline | 23,750 | 24,220 | —
RON 95-V gasoline | 24,650 | 25,140 | —
News context over the past 24 hours: Multiple reports highlighted that global oil prices turned down strongly. Some coverage also pointed to prices remaining elevated due to U.S.–Iran tensions around Hormuz, while another report cited a potential easing as a fragile U.S.–Iran ceasefire order was expected to be maintained. Additional references noted domestic price dynamics, including RON 95 nearing 24,000 VND per liter and diesel appearing unusually low, with expectations of upcoming adjustments.
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