Retail petrol prices drop again: Petrolimex

Jan 7th at 13:45
07-01-2015 13:45:31+07:00

Retail petrol prices drop again: Petrolimex

Retail petrol prices were cut by VND310 (US$0.01) per litre from 16.30pm yesterday, according to the Viet Nam National Petroleum Group (Petrolimex).

 

The price of a litre of RON 92 and E5 have been slashed by VND310 to VND17,570 ($0.81).

Prices of diesel, kerosene and mazut have also fallen to VND16,630 ($0.77), VND17,110 ($0.79) and VND12,930 ($0.6), respectively.

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