Gasoline price forecast

Gasoline prices today 1.10: All increased

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Oil prices today 1.10: Oil prices on the international market today increased simultaneously. WTI crude oil reached 68.28 USD/barrel; Brent oil reached 71.82 USD/barrel.

How is gasoline price expected to be adjusted in the next operating session?

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If world oil prices maintain the increase of the past few days, in the next adjustment session (October 3), domestic gasoline prices are expected to decrease sharply.

Gasoline price today September 29: Gasoline price forecast to drop sharply next period

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Gasoline prices are expected to decrease sharply in the next price adjustment period. Of which, gasoline may decrease by about 600-700 VND/liter; oil may decrease by about 300 VND/liter.

Gasoline prices today September 28: Strong increase across the board

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Oil prices today, September 28: Oil prices today increased sharply. WTI crude oil reached 68.18 USD/barrel; Brent oil reached 71.51 USD/barrel.

Gasoline price today 9/27: World gasoline price plummets

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Oil prices today, September 27: Oil prices today fell sharply. WTI crude oil reached 67.38 USD/barrel; Brent oil reached 70.78 USD/barrel.

Gasoline price today September 26: Slight increase after a plunge

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Oil prices today, September 26: World oil prices increased after a sharp decline. WTI crude oil reached 69.77 USD/barrel; Brent oil reached 73.06 USD/barrel.

World oil prices cool down, domestic gasoline may increase by 500 VND/liter

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In the trading session on March 21 (Vietnam time), oil prices decreased due to the US Federal Reserve (Fed) deciding to keep interest rates stable.

Oil prices reverse to increase due to supply concerns

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In the trading session on June 8 (Vietnam time), oil prices increased by about 1% when news of Saudi Arabia's plans to cut production further compensated for difficulties in demand from US fuel reserves and weak export data from China.

Oil prices extend their increase streak since last week

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The trading session on May 29 (Vietnam time) reached an agreement on the principle of increasing the US debt ceiling, which promoted oil prices to climb.