Việt Nam will stop regulating kerosene prices from April 29, allowing businesses to set retail prices based on market conditions under a new decree issued by the Ministry of Industry and Trade on Tuesday.
The Dung Quất Biofuel Plant is accelerating production and is expected to reach full capacity around mid-April, supplying ethanol for nationwide E10RON95 biofuel blending.
The Bình Sơn Refining and Petrochemical Joint Stock Company, and the Nghi Sơn Refining and Petrochemical Company Limited need to optimise operations under technically feasible conditions to contribute to increasing the supply of petroleum products to the domestic market amidst...
The Ministry of Industry and Trade has temporarily suspended the use of kerosene in the calculation of fuel base price until April 28, according to the ministry’s Decision 571 dated March 28.
The Ministry of Finance has proposed extending tax cuts on gasoline, diesel and jet fuel until June 30, 2026, in a bid to stabilise domestic fuel prices and support economic growth amid global market volatility.
Under a draft resolution of the National Assembly’s Standing Committee, the taxes on gasoline (excluding ethanol-blended fuel) and diesel are proposed to be halved to VNĐ1,000 and VNĐ500 per litre, respectively. The tax on jet fuel is proposed to be...
The General Department of Customs under the Ministry of Finance has sent a directive to regional customs branches requiring tighter control and enhanced anti-smuggling measures to prevent fuel smuggling across the country’s borders amid volatility in global energy markets.
Việt Nam increased retail fuel prices from 11pm on Wednesday with increases by VNĐ3,520 to VNĐ9,000 per litre while the fuel price stabilization fund continues to be tapped at VNĐ3,000-4,000 per litre.
Domestic retail fuel prices mostly increased slightly from 10pm on March 12 in the latest adjustment by the ministries of Industry and Trade, and Finance, after a sharp a day earlier.
Recent fuel price increases triggered by escalating Middle East tensions are placing fresh pressure on production and business as costs rise significantly.
According to an announcement by the Ministry of Industry and Trade effective from 11.45pm Tuesday, the price of RON95-III gasoline rose by VNĐ2,080 per litre to VNĐ29,120.
City officials say the recent rush to petrol stations was driven largely by public anxiety rather than any real supply shortage, as regulators move to stabilise the market.
The retail price of E5RON92 biofuel rose by VNĐ3,777 (US$0.14) to a maximum of VNĐ25,226 per litre. The price of RON95-III gasoline increased by VNĐ4,707 to VNĐ27,0