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Update on gasoline and oil prices on September 14th: Strong fluctuations

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Update on gasoline and oil prices on September 14th: At 5:30 PM, world oil prices simultaneously reversed to increase.

Retail gasoline and oil prices on September 14 at Petrolimex system

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Retail gasoline and oil prices on September 14 at Petrolimex are applied according to the new adjustment from 3:00 PM on September 10 by the inter-Ministry of Industry and Trade - Finance.

Mid-Autumn cake market is showing signs of prosperity, the under 1 million VND segment is popular

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Can Tho - Near the full moon of August, the Mid-Autumn Festival cake market recorded signs of recovery. The price segment under 1 million VND is prioritized by buyers.

Agricultural product prices today 14. 9: Stay stable after a series of sharp declines

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Agricultural product prices today, September 14th: The average coffee price is at 95,200 VND/kg.

Celebrities invest in F&B in Ho Chi Minh City but opening a restaurant is not guaranteed to win

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The field of food, food and beverage (F&B) services in Ho Chi Minh City continues to be a field attracting many entrepreneurs, artists and celebrities to participate.

World oil prices increase again

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In the trading session on November 11 (Vietnam time), world oil prices reversed and increased when the market received information that the US Consumer Price Index (CPI) had increased less than expected in October. Domestically, RON 95-III gasoline prices increased by more than VND1,000 per liter.

World oil prices increased by more than 5% at the end of the weekend

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In the trading session on November 5 (Vietnam time), oil prices increased by more than 5% in the context of uncertainty in the market about future interest rate increases by the US Federal Reserve (Fed).

World oil prices turn down after Fed's decision

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Worried that the US Federal Reserve's (Fed) decision will lead to a new interest rate increase by central banks, oil prices in the trading session on November 3 (Vietnam time) decreased.

World oil prices decrease, domestic gasoline prices increase

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In the trading session on November 1 (Vietnam time), world oil prices continued to decrease due to concerns about increased US mining output in the context of a stronger USD. Domestically, gasoline prices increased by more than 400 VND per liter.

World oil prices regain momentum

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In the trading session on October 31 (Vietnam time), oil prices turned up due to tight supply pressure overwhelming concerns about global oil consumption, especially in the context of the upcoming impact of EU embargoes and sanctions on Russia.

World oil price increase week

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Brent and WTI oil prices both recorded a week of increase in the context of increased concerns about supply.

World oil prices continue to decrease

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In the trading session on October 29 (Vietnam time), world oil prices continued to decrease for both types of oil.

World oil prices suddenly decreased simultaneously

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In the trading session on October 28 (Vietnam time), world oil prices turned down simultaneously after increasing by more than 3% in the previous session.

World oil prices turn to decrease

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In the trading session on October 25 (Vietnam time), world oil prices fell ahead of the increase of the USD and the data on China's consumption demand was not very positive.

World oil prices increase in the first session of the week

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World oil prices in the first session of the week on October 24 (Vietnam time) were supported by the possibility of recovering consumption demand in China and the shortage of oil supply from Russia in the upcoming embargo.

World oil prices stagnate, domestic gasoline prices increase

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In the trading session on October 21 (Vietnam time), world oil prices stagnated due to concerns that inflation would reduce demand for oil. Domestically, gasoline prices increased from 200 - 840 VND, depending on the type.

A week of sharp decline in world oil prices

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Concerns about a global economic downturn, fluctuations in the US dollar and low US diesel inventories as winter approaches are the main factors affecting oil prices this week.

World oil prices plummet

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Concerns about economic recession or reduced fuel consumption demand in China overwhelmed OPEC+'s production cuts, pushing oil prices in the final trading session of the week on October 15 (Vietnam time) down sharply.

World oil prices turn to increase after three sessions of decline

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In the trading session on October 14 (Vietnam time), world oil prices turned to increase as the US distillate fuel reserves decreased.

World oil prices decrease for the fourth consecutive session

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In the trading session on October 13 (Vietnam time), oil prices continued to decrease as concerns about weaker demand and higher interest rates affected market sentiment.