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# Vietnam to remove fuel tariffs amid supply disruption due to Iran war
- URL: https://tsrv2.apphq.dev/world/vietnam-to-remove-fuel-tariffs-amid-supply-disruption-due-to-iran-war/
- Published: 2026-03-09T04:38:47.000Z
- Updated: 2026-10-23T04:38:59.000Z
- Description: Vietnam is planning to remove its import tariffs on ​fuels to ensure supplies amid disruptions ‌caused by the military conflict in the Middle East, the government said. The tariff removal ​is expected to last until the ​end of April, the government said ⁠in a statement issued late on ​Sunday…
- Author: Liam Demafelix
- Tags: World, News, Business

Vietnam is planning to remove its import tariffs on ​fuels to ensure supplies amid disruptions ‌caused by the military conflict in the Middle East, the government said.

The tariff removal ​is expected to last until the ​end of April, the government said ⁠in a statement issued late on ​Sunday, adding that a resolution is being ​prepared by the Ministry of Finance.

- Vietnam’s import tariffs on fuels range up to 20%, with ​most of the imports from countries ​that Vietnam has free-trade agreements exempt from tariffs.
- Domestic ‌fuel ⁠prices have already risen by 21%-32% since the U.S.-Israeli war with Iran began.
- The removal of the tariffs until the ​end of ​April would ⁠reduce state revenue by 1.02 trillion dong ($39 million), the ​government said.
- “This tariff removal solution is ​considered ⁠necessary to support businesses in proactively securing their supply sources, contributing to stabilizing ⁠the ​domestic petroleum market and ​ensuring energy security,” the government said.

($1 = 26,190 dong)

***— Reuters***