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Fuel prices on 7/5/2026 show a split picture: international crude benchmarks dropped steeply, while domestic fuel price lists across regions remained unchanged.
Internationally, Brent was at 101.94 USD/barrel. Compared with the previous day, it fell from 113.93 (previous day) and from 111.67 (7 days ago). The 30-day reference is not provided.
WTI was at 96 USD/barrel. It declined from 104.89 (previous day) and from 105.8 (7 days ago). The 30-day reference is not provided.
News context over the past 24 hours pointed to a broad sell-off in global oil prices, with reports noting that prices fell by more than 6% and that the move was linked to developments around the U.S. and Iran approaching an agreement.
Domestic fuel price table (unit: VND/liter)
DO 0,001S-V: Region 1 = 29,430; Region 2 = 30,010 (no change reported).
DO 0,05S-II: Region 1 = 28,170; Region 2 = 28,730 (no change reported).
E5 RON 92-II gasoline: Region 1 = 22,620; Region 2 = 23,070 (no change reported).
Kerosene 2-K: Region 1 = 31,980; Region 2 = 32,610 (no change reported).
RON 95-III gasoline: Region 1 = 23,750; Region 2 = 24,220 (no change reported).
RON 95-V gasoline: Region 1 = 24,650; Region 2 = 25,140 (no change reported).
Overall, despite the sharp decline in Brent and WTI on the global market, the provided domestic price list indicates no adjustments across the listed products and regions for this snapshot date.
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