Prices of E5 RON92, RON95 petrol products down slightly
The Ministry of Industry and Trade and the Ministry of Finance on October 27 announced adjustments to retail prices of some petrol products, with the price of E5 RON92 and RON95 being cut by 159 VND and 182 VND per litre, respectively.
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Hanoi (VNA) - The Ministry of Industry andTrade and the Ministry of Finance on October 27 announced adjustments to retailprices of some petrol products, with the price of E5 RON92 and RON95 being cut by159 VND and 182 VND per litre, respectively.
The price of E5 RON92is now no higher than 14,109 VND per litre and of RON95 petrol no higher than14,940 VND.
Meanwhile, the price of diesel rose 90 VND per litreto 11,218 VND at a maximum, while kerosene now costs 9,717 VND per litre, up123 VND.
The price of Mazut also increased by 340 VND per kiloto 11,261 VND.
The two ministries review fuel prices every 15 days tomake adjustments in accordance with fluctuations on the global market.
In the most-recent adjustment, on October 12, theministries cut the price of E5 RON92 by 53 VND per litre and of RON95 by 138VND 💯per litre.
Prices of kerosene and mazut rose 145 VND and 95 VND, while the price of diesel remained unchangedat 11,128 VND per litre./.
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