Global oil markets moved higher in the latest session as crude benchmarks posted gains on supply concerns and geopolitical risk. Brent crude sits at 78.91 USD per barrel, while WTI is 74.47 USD per barrel. These levels sit amid a price history showing Brent at 76.16 USD the previous day, 71.57 USD seven days ago, and 92.34 USD thirty days ago; WTI at 72.36 USD the previous day, 68.47 USD seven days ago, and 89.14 USD thirty days ago. The blend of rising near term prices and headlines about regional tensions has rekindled risk and supported nearby movements across fuel markets.
Domestically the two regional price zones show a consistent premium for Zone 2 across all listed fuels. Prices per liter in dong are as follows. DO 0.001S-V Region 1 23,270; Region 2 23,730. DO 0.05S-II Region 1 21,170; Region 2 21,590. Gasoline E5 RON 92-II Region 1 19,730; Region 2 20,120. Kerosene 2-K Region 1 20,960; Region 2 21,370. Gasoline E10 RON 95-III Region 1 20,410; Region 2 20,810. Gasoline E10 RON 95-V Region 1 21,610; Region 2 22,040. All values are in VND per liter.
Region 2 pricing carries a premium over Region 1 across every product, with the difference in the 390 to 460 VND per liter range. Specifically DO 0.001S-V shows 460 VND more in Region 2 (23,730 vs 23,270), DO 0.05S-II 420 VND more, Gasoline E5 RON 92-II 390 VND more, Kerosene 2-K 410 VND more, Gasoline E10 RON 95-III 400 VND more, and Gasoline E10 RON 95-V 430 VND more. This pattern signals a consistent regional margin that consumers in Region 2 face at the pump.
Market news and trends from the past 24 hours highlight an uptick in global prices as geopolitical tensions press on. Brent rose to 78.91 USD per barrel with the previous day at 76.16, seven days ago at 71.57 and thirty days ago at 92.34. WTI stands at 74.47 USD per barrel with previous day 72.36, seven days ago 68.47, and thirty days ago 89.14. The reported headlines suggest a continued run up in price as observers note Middle East tensions intensifying and traders anticipate domestic adjustments later in the day at 3 pm. In various outlets the tone is a mix of optimism about price resistance and caution on potential volatility, with local price movements mirroring global trends as markets digest the new numbers.
