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Petrol price continues rising slightly

The Ministries of Industry and Trade, and Finance decided to raise the retail price of RON 92 petrol by 306 VND to maximum 17,792 VND (78 US cents) per litre from 3pm on September 5.
Petrol price continues rising slightly ảnh 1Petrol price up 306 VND per litre (Source: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) – The Ministries of Industry andTrade, and Finance decided to raise the retail price of RON 92 petrol by 306VND to maximum 17,792 VND (78 US cents) per litre from 3pm on September 5.

The price of E5 bio-fuel also rose by 285 VND to a maximumof 17,539 VND per litre, while the prices of diesel and kerosene up 155 VND and149 VND to 13,950 VND a litre and 12,547 VND a litre, respectively.

Meanwhile, the maximum price of mazut was 11,148 VND perkilogram, an increase of 43 VND.

The average global price of RON 92 during the last 15 daysprior to September 5 was 65.827 USD per barrel, while the figures for diesel0.05S and kerosene were 63.823 USD and 63.547 USD per barrel, respectively.-VNA
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