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Vietnam Slashes Gasoline Prices In Response To Global Oil Market Fluctuations

By Aiko Tanaka
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Vietnam Slashes Gasoline Prices In Response To Global Oil Market Fluctuations
Vietnam Slashes Gasoline Prices In Response To Global Oil Market Fluctuations
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In response to the global dip in oil prices, Vietnam has reported a decrease in its gasoline prices this past Thursday. This price decrease is largely due to a decrease in demand.

Price Reductions

The widely-used fuel, RON95, saw a reduction by 0.90%, bringing the price down to VND19,720 (US$0.75) per liter. Simultaneously, the price of the Biofuel E5 RON92 also experienced a decrease, falling by 0.88% to VND19,050.

Global Oil Market Factors

Numerous factors over the past week have impacted the global oil market. Among these factors was an announcement by OPEC+ of a lower-than-projected increase in oil production for the month of November. Further, a weakened global oil demand and persistent attacks on Russia’s energy facilities by Ukraine also played a significant role in shaping the market.

As a result of these influences, the price of RON95 on the global market decreased by 1.1% to $78.2 per barrel, while diesel prices decreased by 3.5% to $83.4 per barrel.

Questions & Answers

What caused the decrease in Vietnam’s gasoline prices?

There was a decrease in global oil demand, which precipitated a dip in Vietnam’s gasoline prices.

How much did the price of RON95 and Biofuel E5 RON92 decrease in Vietnam?

RON95 saw a decrease of 0.90% to VND19,720 per liter, while Biofuel E5 RON92 decreased by 0.88% to VND19,050.

What were the primary factors affecting the global oil market?

The global oil market was primarily influenced by a lower-than-expected increase in oil production for November announced by OPEC+ and weaker global oil demand. Ongoing attacks on Russia’s energy facilities by Ukraine also significantly impacted the market.

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