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By Aiko Tanaka
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Gasoline prices went up Tuesday for the second time this year.

The price of the popular fuel RON95 went up 1.6% to VND22,150 ($0.94) per liter.

E5 RON92 price also rose 1.6% to VND21,350.

Diesel price stayed unchanged at VND22,150.

This is the second fuel hike in three days.

The government raised gasoline prices up more than 5% on January 1 as a VND2,000 environmental tax was applied.

The tax has been lowered by half from the pre-pandemic level as the National Assembly wants to boost economic recovery.

Questions & Answers

Q.

Which specific fuel types saw a price increase?

A.

The price of RON95 fuel increased by 1.6% to VND22,150 per litre. E5 RON92 also rose by 1.6% to VND21,350 per litre. Diesel prices remained unchanged.

Q.

What caused the previous gasoline price increase at the start of the year?

A.

The previous gasoline price increase on January 1 was due to the government applying a VND2,000 environmental tax. This led to prices going up by more than 5%.

Q.

How does the current environmental tax compare to its level before the pandemic?

A.

The current environmental tax has been lowered by half compared to its pre-pandemic level. The National Assembly implemented this reduction to help boost economic recovery.

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