This marked the fifth price rise since April 21. Since last month, prices of RON95 rose by VND4,260 per liter, and E5-RON92 by VND3,760.

The retail price of biofuel E5 - RON92 increased by VND600 to VND30,230 (US$1.3) per liter and RON95 by VND920 to a record high of VND31,570 ($1.36) per liter, from 3:00 pm today [June 1].
Petrol prices in Vietnam set a new record today. Photo: A.T |
The move came following the latest 10-day review on petrol prices jointly conducted by the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) and the Ministry of Finance (MoF) on the same day, marking the fifth price rise since April 21. Since last month, prices of RON95 rose by VND4,260 per liter, and E5-RON92 by VND3,760.
The price of kerosene was posted at VND25,340 ($1.09) per liter, up nearly VND940; diesel at VND26,390 ($1.14), or an increase of VND840; and mazut at VND20,900 ($0.90) per kilogram, a rise of VND310 per kg.
During this price review period, the two ministries have subsidized each liter of RON95 with VND500 and E5-RON92 with VND100 from the petrol price stabilization fund.
Petrol prices on the global market have been on the rise for the past two months, and experts predicted the prices may approach $140 per barrel in the next few months.
Data from the Ministry of Industry and Trade showed the average petrol prices in Singapore on May 26 were $139.75 per barrel for RON92 and $147.93 per barrel for RON95.
Other News
- Vietnam scales back plan to boost offshore wind
- US firms in Vietnam concern potential export tariffs
- Vietnam’s hi-tech firms urged to master semiconductors, AI technologies
- Vietnam to develop small-size nuclear power plant
- Vietnam's institutional reforms critical to achieving 2025 growth targets
- Prime Minister reaffirms reaffirms commitment to enhancing investment climate
- PM visits domestic firms joining high-speed rail project
- Vietnam e-commerce sales to hit $15.4 billion in 2025
- Nearly 13,800 new jobs created in Hanoi in January
- Vietnam faces increased trade remedies amidst growing export success
Trending
-
Party chief experiences Ho Chi Minh City’s first metro line
-
Vietam news in brief - February 22
-
AI in education: teachers must be key
-
Vietnam heritage painting contest launched
-
Vietnam scales back plan to boost offshore wind
-
Indochina fine arts heritage in the heart of Hanoi
-
Keeping the spirit of Vietnamese folk paintings alive
-
Hanoi's traditional craft villages join the world stage
-
Hanoi tackles traffic violations with 600 cameras