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Petrol price up 850 VND per litre on July 12

The Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) and the Ministry of Finance (MoF) announced the adjustment of petrol prices to be over 850 VND higher per litre at 3pm on July 12.
Petrol price up 850 VND per litre on July 12 ảnh 1At a petrol station (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) - The Ministry of Industry and Trade(MoIT) and the Ministry of Finance (MoF) announced the adjustment of petrolprices to be over 850 VND higher per litre at 3pm on July 12.

Accordingly, the price of bio-fuel E5 RON 92 is 20,610 VNDper litre, an increase of 850 VND; and that of RON95-III, 21,783 VND, a rise of867 VND per litre. The price per litre of diesel 0.05S is 16,537 VND, up 418VND.
Meanwhile, the prices of kerosene and mazut are 15,503 VND perlitre and 15,670 VND per kg, increasing 452 VND and 221 VND, respectively.

According to the two ministries, the prices of petrol andoil in the global market had been fluctuating, mostly increases, for the past 15days.

Announcements regarding fuel price changes are scheduledevery 15 days to keep up with swings in the global market./.
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