Global increases force Viet Nam gas prices up

Nov 2nd at 20:20
02-11-2013 20:20:09+07:00

Global increases force Viet Nam gas prices up

Gas prices rose on the local market yesterday, demanding a further VND18,000 (US$0.9) per canister (12 kg).

Deputy Director of Saigon Petro Gas, Do Trung Thanh, announced the day before in HCM City that the company would be selling gas at a new price of VND408,000 ($19.4) per canister, citing earlier increases in the world gas price of $60 per tonne in November.

Meanwhile one major gas distributor in Ha Noi said the current price of VND370,000 ($17.6) per canister would increase to VND400,000 ($19.04).

Prices have increased by VND34,000 ($1.6) in the four months since June.

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