Petrol prices down in latest adjustment, lowest in a year

Thursday, Aug 04, 2022

Retail prices of oil and petrol ped from 3pm on October 3 following the latest adjustment by the Ministry of Industry and Trade, and the Ministry of Finance.

Petrol prices up nearly VND1,000 per litre

Friday, Jun 12, 2020

The ministries of Industry and Trade and Finance revised petrol prices up as of 3pm on Friday, marking the third consecutive increase so far this year.

Petrol prices go up on October 1

Wednesday, Oct 02, 2019

The retail prices of petrol and oil increased at 6pm on October 1 following the latest review of the ministries of Industry and Trade and Finance on the prices.

Petrol prices up nearly VND1,000 per litre

Friday, May 03, 2019

The Ministry of Industry and Trade and Finance Ministry revised petrol prices up on Thursday, marking the third time they had made price adjustments after using the price stabilisation fund.

Petrol prices continue to rise

Wednesday, Apr 17, 2019

The retail prices of petrol and oil continued to increase significantly in the latest review of the ministries of Industry and Trade and Finance at 3pm on Wednesday.

Petrol prices hiked in latest review

Tuesday, Apr 02, 2019

The retail prices of oil and petrol rose sharply on Tuesday following adjustments made by the ministries of finance and industry and trade.

Petrol price increased by VND320 per litre

Friday, Sep 21, 2018

The retail price of bio-fuel E5 RON 92 rose VND320 to VND20,231 (US$0.87) per litre at 3pm Friday due rising global prices, the ministries of Industry and Trade and Finance announced.

Bio-fuel consumption rockets

Friday, Sep 14, 2018

Consumption of bio-fuel E5 RON 92 topped 1.78 million cubic metres in the first half of the year, a year-on-year increase of 31 per cent and accounting for over 40 per cent of total petrol consumption, according to the Ministry...

Govt encourages use of bio-fuel

Thursday, Jul 03, 2014

Bio-fuel will be sold in all cities and provinces of Viet Nam next year, though it has been difficult meeting the government''s schedule, said a Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) official.