Vietnam Cuts Fuel Tax to Zero, Petrol Prices Fall Significantly
Vietnam has temporarily reduced its fuel tax to zero to alleviate burdens on citizens and businesses, resulting in a price drop of up to 1,800 VND per liter for petrol. This measure aims to curb inflation and support economic activity.
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