Vietnam Gasoline Falls 1,800 VND, Diesel Rises

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Fuel prices moved in different directions across markets. In Vietnam, gasoline prices fell for a second consecutive week, with E5 RON92 down to 25,361 dong per liter and E10 RON95-III to 25,213 dong, while diesel and fuel oil prices rose. Iowa’s regular gasoline average slipped 7 cents from the prior week to $4.13 per gallon, but diesel rose 10 cents to $6.17. In the United States, gasoline futures fell to a seven-week low amid reports of possible renewed U.S.-Iran talks and efforts to increase refinery output; rising inventories also weighed on prices, while Middle East shipping risks continued to constrain further declines.

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