Gasoline price today December 8, 2025: Domestic gasoline has new forecast

On the morning of December 8, gasoline prices edged up slightly by 1-2 cents per barrel. Recorded at 7:45 a.m. (Vietnam time), the price of US WTI crude oil edged up by 2 cents, trading at 61.1 USD per barrel; the global benchmark Brent crude oil price remained unchanged at 63.76 USD per barrel.

Analysts said the market was feeling uneasy due to concerns about a drop in Russian crude supplies. The attacks in Ukraine combined with OPEC’s production commitment have given a clear boost to oil prices.

In addition, according to Reuters, investors expect the US Federal Reserve (Fed) to cut interest rates next week, amid geopolitical instability that could limit supplies from Russia and Venezuela. All are supporting the upward trend of oil prices.

World oil prices tend to increase slightly this week

However, analysts note that supply remains abundant and expectations for the market to stabilize soon are fueled by fresh signals from the delayed Ukraine-Russia peace deal.

Meanwhile, updated data on reference prices of finished petroleum products in the Singapore market shows that domestic petroleum prices this week may be adjusted down across the board. The reduction is less than 400 VND/liter.

Compared to the same period last year, domestic gasoline prices are about 110-120 VND/liter lower. Despite fluctuations in world prices, domestic gasoline prices have been managed stably throughout the past year.

On the morning of December 8, the retail price of gasoline announced by Petrolimex in the market of region 1 and region 2 is as follows: