According to order from the ministries of Industry and Trade, Finance, the prices of RON92 and E5 petrol will be kept unchanged while the prices of some kinds of oil will increase since 4 p.m. on April 20.
Therefore, the price of RON92 petrol will not be higher than VND14,940 per liter; E5 petrol will not be higher than VND14,442 per liter; 0.05S diesel oil will not be higher than VND10,373 per liter, up VND500 per liter; kerosene will not be higher than VND8,905 per liter; and 180CST 3.5S mazut oil will not be higher than VND7,560 per liter, up VND335 per liter.
At the same time, the extract of fuel price stabilization fund was also adjusted. Particularly, traders now are allowed to use VND639 per liter for fossil fuel, VND672 per liter for E5 petrol, VND560 per liter for diesel oil; VND878 per liter for kerosene; and none for mazut oil.
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