Petrol prices hit seven-year record low

VOV.VN - The cost of A92 petrol dipped to VND13.752 per litre as of 3 pm on February 18, the lowest price in over seven years. 

In other adjustments, the Finance and the Ministry of Industry and Trade reduced the cost of RON 92 and E5 petrol to VND13.752 and VND13.321 per litre, down from VND961 and VND942 per litre respectively.


The ministries kept the cost of diesel the same at VND9,580 per litre as well as kerosene at VND8,905 per litre and mazut oil at VND7.227 per litre.

Since the beginning of the year, petrol prices have been adjusted downwards four times. 

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