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Diesel price hikes

By Aiko Tanaka
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Vietnam on Wednesday adjusted diesel price up while keeping gasoline prices unchanged for the second time in a row.

Diesel went up 0.83% to VND18,170 ($0.77) per liter.

Gasoline prices were kept stable at VND22,010 for RON95 and 20,870 for E5 RON92.

Global prices in the last 10 days increased slight due to a reduced supply from OPEC+ countries, rising exports and production of Iran despite U.S.’s restrictions.

RON92 price rose 0.2% to $88.09 per barrel, while RON95 went up 0.2% to $93.31.

Diesel gained 1.7% to $91.71.

Questions & Answers

Q.

What was the new price of diesel per litre in Vietnam after the adjustment?

A.

After the adjustment, the price of diesel in Vietnam rose by 0.83% to VND18,170 per litre. This equates to $0.77 per litre based on the provided exchange rate for the day.

Q.

Which specific global price changes contributed to the diesel hike in Vietnam?

A.

Global diesel prices gained 1.7% to $91.71 per barrel over the last ten days. This increase was attributed to reduced supply from OPEC+ countries and rising exports from Iran, despite US restrictions.

Q.

Were all fuel types affected by price changes in Vietnam on Wednesday?

A.

No, not all fuel types saw a price change. While diesel prices were adjusted upwards, gasoline prices for RON95 and E5 RON92 were kept stable for the second consecutive time.

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