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Petrol prices increase slightly under latest adjustment

The retail prices of petrol were increased in the latest adjustment on January 3 by the Ministry of Industry and Trade and the Ministry of Finance.
Petrol prices increase slightly under latest adjustment ảnh 1Retail prices of petrol are increased from January 3. (Photo: VNA)

Hanoi (VNA) – The retail prices of petrol wereincreased in the latest adjustment on January 3 by the Ministry of Industry andTrade and the Ministry of Finance.

The price of E5 RON 92 petrol went up 330 VND per litre to21,350 VND (0.91 USD).

Meanwhile, the retail price of RON 95 rose by 350 VND to22,150 VND per litre.

The prices of diesel oil remained unchanged at 22,150 VND per litre andkerosene went up 600 VND to 22,760 VND per litre.

At this price adjustment, the two ministries decided to extract605 VND per litre from diesel oil and 200 VND per liter fromkerosene, and 100 VND per kg from mazut for the petrol pricestabilisation fund./.

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