World oil prices
Oil prices gradually slide to $85/barrel
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In the trading session on March 22 (Vietnam time), oil prices continued to decrease in the context of weaker demand for gasoline and oil.
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.
World oil prices hit a 5-month high
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In the trading session on March 20 (Vietnam time), oil prices continued to increase by nearly 1% in the context of attacks on Russian refineries affecting global gasoline supply.
Oil prices increase sharply, approaching the mark of 87 USD/barrel
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In the trading session on March 19 (Vietnam time), oil prices increased sharply in the context of reduced supply and stronger demand prospects.
Oil prices continue to increase after a strong increase this week
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In the trading session on March 18 (Vietnam time), oil prices continued to increase to the highest price since November 2023 to date.
Oil prices turn to decrease after reaching a 4-month high
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In the trading session on March 16 (Vietnam time), oil prices decreased slightly due to the pressure of investors selling to take profits after two strong increases.
World oil prices skyrocket, domestic gasoline may decrease
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In the trading session on March 14 (Vietnam time), oil prices increased due to more than expected US crude oil inventories and the possibility of supply disruption after Russian refineries were continuously attacked.
Oil prices are unlikely to break out in the near future
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In the trading session on March 13 (Vietnam time), oil prices turned slightly higher due to geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, which continued to raise many concerns for investors.
Oil prices move in opposite directions waiting for data on supply
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In the trading session on March 12 (Vietnam time), prolonged geopolitical risks in the Middle East and Russia caused slight fluctuations in oil prices.
Reasons for oil prices continuing to weaken after a deep decline last week
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In the first trading session of the week on March 11 (Vietnam time), oil prices continued to decrease due to cautious market sentiment towards China's demand, despite the OPEC+ group extending its supply cuts.
Oil prices weaken due to concerns about high interest rates
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In the trading session on March 9 (Vietnam time), oil prices turned down sharply due to concerns that US interest rates will remain high for a long time, causing economic growth to slow down and possibly limiting oil demand.
Oil prices increase thanks to China's import and export growth exceeding expectations
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In the trading session on March 8 (Vietnam time), oil prices continued to increase due to import-export growth data of China - the world's second largest economy.
World oil prices recover, domestic gasoline may decrease by 300 VND/liter
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In the trading session on March 7 (Vietnam time), oil prices suddenly turned to increase by about 1% due to US crude oil inventories increasing less than expected.
Weak demand weighs on oil prices
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In the trading session on March 6 (Vietnam time), oil prices turned to slide due to concerns about weak demand from the world's leading oil consuming countries.
Oil prices increase after OPEC+'s decision to reduce production
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In the trading session on March 5 (Vietnam time), oil prices were supported by the decision to extend OPEC+'s voluntary production cuts to the second quarter.