Petrol price

Energy department announces cuts to most fuel prices on Wednesday, but LP gas to rise.

A litre of 93 and 95 petrol will fall by R2.06/l, the department said in a statement on Saturday. Wholesale illuminating paraffin will fall by R1.93 and the retail price by R2.58. The reductions are the result of a stronger exchange rate and decreases in the Brent oil price.

[File Image]: A man holds a fuel nozzle at a petrol station. Experts say the drops in most fuel prices from midnight on Tuesday are expected ...

The diesel price drops by as much as R2.68 a litre. The paraffin price goes down by R1.93. Experts say the drops in most fuel prices from midnight on Tuesday are expected to have a positive effect on the economy especially inflation.

Finance Minister Ishaq Dar announced on Saturday that petrol and diesel prices would remain unchanged for the next fortnight — till January 15, 2023.

The minister added that the government has ended the levy on kerosene oil and light diesel oil. Rs169 Rs227.80 Rs214.80 Rs171.83 The price of light diesel oil was also retained at Rs169 per litre.

Federal government also decides to keep prices of high-speed diesel, kerosene oil, and light diesel oil unchanged.

Rs169 Rs171.83 Rs227.80 0 Rs214.80 The minister added that the government has ended the levy on kerosene oil and light diesel oil.

In a televised address, the finance minister said the price of kerosene oil and light diesel will also remain the same.

The price of diesel will remain at the existing price of Rs227.80 per litre, petrol at Rs214.80 per litre, kerosene oil at Rs171.83 per litre and light diesel oil at Rs169.00 per litre, he added. The finance minister said that following a rise in the prices of petroleum products in the international market, the Oil and Regulatory Gas Authority (Ogra) had recommended a slight upward revision in the tariff for kerosene and light diesel oil. In a televised address, the finance minister said the price of kerosene oil and light diesel will also remain the same.

The federal government has decided to keep the prices of petroleum products unchanged till January 15, ARY News reported on Saturday.

Addressing a press conference in Islamabad, Finance Minister Ishaq Dar has asserted that the government has decided to keep the prices of petroleum products unchanged for the next 15 days. Sources told ARY News that the government is planning to ISLAMABAD: The federal government has decided to keep the prices of petroleum products unchanged till January 15, ARY News reported on Saturday.

The finance minister said that following a rise in the prices of petroleum products in international market, the Oil and Regulatory Gas Authority (Ogra) had ...

In a televised address, the finance minister said the price of kerosene oil and light diesel will also remain the same. The finance minister said that following a rise in the prices of petroleum products in international market, the Oil and Regulatory Gas Authority (Ogra) had recommended a slight upward revision in the tariff for kerosene and light diesel oil. Finance Minister Ishaq Dar announced on Saturday that the price of petrol and diesel will remain unchanged heading into 2023.

ISLAMABAD – Prices of all petroleum products are likely to remain the same as Sharif-led government passed on the downward trend earlier this month by ...

PKR 2,060 PKR 185,200 The below rates are provided by local gold markets and Sarafa Markets of different cities. The price of 10 grams of 24k gold was recorded at Rs 158,780.

Drivers have been told to prepare for a potential drop in fuel prices in the new year, following the most 'volatile' year in history for petrol and diesel ...

On average, drivers are seeing petrol prices at 152.18p per litre, as diesel remains higher than super unleaded (168.95p) at almost £1.75. The wholesale price of petrol has fallen to 106p a litre, the same price it was this time last year, with the RAC calling on retailers to slash prices to help drivers. Drivers in the UK have dealt with dramatically changing fuel prices in the last two years, with the coronavirus pandemic and the Russian invasion of Ukraine. “The biggest consumer of oil is the USA, and with the country now predicted to go into a steep economic downturn, it is significantly reversing the very factor that drove oil prices up in the first place.” [petrol](/latest/petrol), [diesel](/latest/diesel) and super unleaded prices should “fall sharply” in the coming days and weeks, following months of gradually dropping costs. Drivers have been told to prepare for a potential drop in fuel prices in the new year, following the most "volatile" year in history for petrol and diesel costs.

Motorists can expect significant fuel price reductions next week, with the prices of both grades of petrol, diesel and illuminating paraffin coming down, ...

According to the CEF, the reductions are a result of a stronger average rand/dollar exchange rate, and significant decreases to international product prices. For many travellers who are currently on vacation this is also good news as it will undoubtedly reduce expenses on the return leg of their journeys,” concludes the association. "[The] prices are close to those last seen in March.

A litre of 95 unleaded petrol will cost R21.40 inland and R20.75 at the coast. Petrol is now the cheapest it has been since February 2022, when Russia's ...

Petrol is now the cheapest it has been since February 2022, when Russia’s invasion of Ukraine spiked oil prices globally. A litre of 95 unleaded petrol will cost R21.40 inland and R20.75 at the coast. The retail prices of both 93 and 95 unleaded petrol will decline by R2.06 per litre from Wednesday, January 4.

Motorists across the Emirates will pay less at the pumps.

[Opec](https://www.thenationalnews.com/business/energy/2022/12/13/opec-slightly-raises-global-economic-growth-forecast-for-2022/) and its allies will remain “proactive” as global oil markets face uncertainty, Saudi Arabia's Energy Minister has said earlier this month. In 2020, prices were frozen by the Fuel Price Committee after the onset of the coronavirus pandemic. Brent, the global benchmark for two-thirds of the world's oil, settled 2.94 per cent higher at $85.91 per barrel at the close of trading on Friday. • Diesel: Dh3.29 — from Dh3.74 in December • Special 95: Dh2.67— from Dh3.18 in December • Super 98: Dh2.78 — from Dh3.30 in December