A driver gets his motorbike refilled at a petrol station. (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) – Petrol prices werereduced in the latest adjustment made on September 5 by the Ministries ofIndustry and Trade, and Finance.
The retail price of E5RON92 bio-fuel slid by370 VND to a maximum of 23,350 VND (0,99 USD) per litre while that of RON95-III wascut by 430 VND to 24,230 VND per litre.
Meanwhile, the price of diesel oil was raised by 1,430 VND to 25,180 VND per litre, and that of kerosene was up by 1,390 VND to24,440 VND per litre. Mazut oil 180CST 3.5S fetched 16,540 VND per kg, adecline of 470 VND.
🐓 The two ministries also determined to extract451-493 VND per litre from petrol price and 100-300 VND per litre from diesel andkerosene prices for the petrol price stablisation fund./.
Petrol prices were adjusted down from 3pm on July 21 by the Ministries of Industry and Trade, and Finance, the third time in a row and the second significant decrease.
Petrol prices were adjusted down from 3pm on August 1 by the Ministries of Industry and Trade, and Finance, the fourth time in a row and the third significant decrease.
Fuel prices were reduced in the latest review on August 11 by the Ministry of Industry and Trade and the Ministry of Finance, the fifth consecutive time and the fourth significant drop.
Petrol prices were kept unchanged in the latest adjustment made on August 22 by the Ministries of Industry and Trade, and Finance, after five consecutive downward adjustments.
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A driver gets his motorbike refilled at a petrol station. (Photo: VNA) 
