Petrol prices plunge for seventh consecutive time

Monday, Apr 13, 2020

The retail prices of petrol fell by more than VND600 per litre on Monday following the latest adjustment by the Ministry of Industry and Trade and the Ministry of Finance.

Petrol prices sharply reduced

Monday, Jun 17, 2019

The retail price of RON 95 ped by VND1,085 to a maximum of VND20,134 (US$0.86) per litre at 3pm on Monday, the ministries of Industry and Trade and Finance jointly announced.

Petrol prices see fifth straight decrease

Friday, Dec 21, 2018

The retail price of biofuel E5 RON 92 fell by VND394 to trade at a maximum of VND16,787 (US$0.72) per litre at 3pm today, the Ministries of Industry and Trade and Finance announced.

Petrol price drops again

Thursday, Dec 06, 2018

The retail price of biofuel E5 RON 92 fell sharply by VND1,446 to a maximum of VND17,181 (US$0.73) per litre by 3pm on Thursday, the ministries of Industry and Trade and Finance announced.

Petrol price falls sharply again

Thursday, Nov 22, 2018

The retail price of biofuel E5 RON 92 fell by VND975 to trade at a maximum of VND18,627 (US$0.79) per litre at 3pm today, the Ministries of Industry and Trade and Finance announced.

Petrol prices sharply reduced

Tuesday, Nov 06, 2018

The retail price of biofuel E5 RON 92 fell by VND1,082 to trade at a maximum of VND19,600 (US$0.84) per litre at 3pm today.

Ministries cut petrol prices

Monday, Oct 22, 2018

The retail price of biofuel E5 RON 92 fell by VND224 to a maximum of VND20,682 (US$0.88) per litre at 3pm on Monday, the ministries of Industry and Trade and Finance announced.

Concern grows over Tết price hikes

Tuesday, Oct 09, 2018

The petrol retail price saw its highest surge so far this year on Saturday, raising concerns over unpredictable impacts to the economy and the possible increase of goods prices during the upcoming Tet (Lunar New Year) Holiday, experts said.

Petrol price reduced by VND260 per litre

Monday, Jul 20, 2015

The retail price of petrol was reduced by VND260 per litre to VND20,120 (US$0.93) per litre starting from 3pm on July 20, the ministry of Industry and Trade (MOIT) said.