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On 9/5/2026, Vietnam’s fuel market showed mixed movement across product lines, while international crude prices turned upward after renewed US–Iran conflict headlines.
Domestic prices (VND/liter) varied by product and region. DO 0,001S-V fell to 28,750 (Region 1) and 29,320 (Region 2), down 680 VND/liter. DO 0,05S-II also declined to 27,490 and 28,030, down 680 VND/liter.
Gasoline prices were higher: E5 RON 92 rose to 23,790 (Region 1) and 24,260 (Region 2), up 1,170 VND/liter. RON 95 increased to 24,350 and 24,830 (up 600 VND/liter) for RON 95-III, and to 25,250 and 25,750 (up 600 VND/liter) for RON 95-V.
Meanwhile, kerosene declined: Kerosene 2-K fell to 30,450 (Region 1) and 31,050 (Region 2), down 1,530 VND/liter.
International crude strengthened. Brent was 100.49 USD/barrel, up from the previous day’s 102.39 (7 days ago: 108.17; 30 days: not provided). WTI was 94.68 USD/barrel, down from the previous day’s 97.08 (7 days ago: 101.94; 30 days: not provided).
News context over the past 24 hours highlighted that global oil prices reversed upward, with reports linking the move to renewed US–Iran tensions and ongoing conflict developments. Domestic pricing updates also referenced gasoline becoming cheaper versus earlier peaks and diesel continuing to soften in recent adjustments.
Domestic price table (VND/liter)
Product | Region 1 | Region 2 | Change
DO 0,001S-V | 28,750 | 29,320 | -680
DO 0,05S-II | 27,490 | 28,030 | -680
E5 RON 92-II | 23,790 | 24,260 | +1,170
Kerosene 2-K | 30,450 | 31,050 | -1,530
RON 95-III | 24,350 | 24,830 | +600
RON 95-V | 25,250 | 25,750 | +600
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