Get ready for changes in petrol prices this May as the Department of Mineral Resources and Energy announces adjustments! Find out more.
In May 2024, Minister Gwede Mantashe revealed the upcoming fuel price adjustments, citing the average Brent Crude oil price increase from 84.22 USD to 88.10 USD per barrel. This surge in oil prices brought about volatility in the market, leading to concerns for motorists in South Africa. The official petrol price for May, published by the Department of Mineral Resources and Energy, will come into effect on Wednesday, 1 May 2024.
Unfortunately for motorists, the combination of a rise in Brent Crude oil prices and a weakening rand against the dollar means trouble ahead. The Department of Mineral Resources and Energy's announcement on Monday night confirmed that petrol prices will see an increase. While petrol prices are on the rise, diesel prices are set to decrease, presenting a mixed bag for South African drivers in the upcoming month.
With petrol prices set to go up by 37c/ℓ for both 93 and 95, and diesel prices scheduled to decrease by 30c/ℓ and 36c/ℓ for 0.05% and 0.005% sulphur respectively, the changes in fuel costs are expected to impact the pockets of motorists across the country. As May approaches, be prepared for the fluctuating petrol prices and plan your journeys accordingly.
In the midst of these price adjustments, one thing remains certain - the cost of petrol has a significant impact on the daily lives of South African residents. Understanding the factors influencing these changes, such as international oil prices and exchange rates, is crucial for drivers to navigate the fluctuations in fuel costs effectively and manage their budgets efficiently.
The average Brent Crude oil price increased from 84.22 US Dollars (USD) to 88.10 USD per barrel, during the period under review. There was a lot of volatility ...
The Department of Mineral Resources and Energy has published the latest official fuel price adjustments, which will kick in from Wednesday, 1 May 2024.
A combination of an increase in the brent crude oil price and a weakening of the rand against the dollar spells trouble for petrol prices in particular.
The mineral resources and energy department made the announcement on Monday night, attributing the latest price changes to increased international petrol ...
It's a mixed bag for South African motorists in May, with petrol going up and diesel coming down.
Another hike in the petrol price for May, while most other fuels saw general decreases in costs, such as diesel and LP Gas.
The price of petrol, both 93 and 95, will increase by 37c/ℓ as of May 1, while diesel prices will decrease by 30c/ℓ and 36c/ℓ for 0.05% sulphur and 0.005% ...
The price of both grades of petrol (93 ULP and LRP) and (95 ULP and LRP) is set to increase by 37 cents a litre. This means that a litre of 95 petrol, ...