Tag: fuel prices
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Pakistan Eyes Fuel Price Cut from January 16 as Petrol Set to Fall
Overview: A Expected Bump in Petrol Prices Comes to an End Pakistan’s fuel prices are anticipated to decline for the fourth consecutive time starting January 16, according to reports cited by ARY News. The upcoming adjustment is a key indicator of the ongoing trend in the country’s energy market, where global oil prices, currency movements,…
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Pakistan Set for Petrol Price Dip from January 16 as Fuel Costs Ease
Expected Fuel Price Reduction in Pakistan from January 16 Pakistan is eyeing a fourth consecutive drop in fuel prices starting January 16, with petrol and other fuels likely to fall as the government adjusts prices ahead of the winter season. According to sources cited by ARY News, the impending revision could see petrol reduced by…
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TOR Restart: How Ghana’s pump prices may shift with crude sourcing
Introduction: TOR’s restart stirs expectations in Ghana’s fuel market The Tema Oil Refinery (TOR) has long been a focal point of Ghana’s energy policy and fuel economics. A restart after a shutdown or maintenance window can influence pump prices, but the ripple effects depend on a complex mix of operational decisions, crude sourcing, and market…
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TOR Restart: How Ghana’s Pump Prices Could Shift Based on Crude Sourcing
TOR Restart and Ghana’s Fuel Market: What to Watch The restart of the Tema Oil Refinery (TOR) in Ghana has the potential to influence local fuel prices, but the impact hinges on how the refinery operates and, crucially, how it sources crude. Energy policymakers and market observers, including Kodzo Yaotse, Policy Lead for Petroleum and…
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Christmas fuel price rollback: expected pump price drop this week
Overview: a Christmas week with potential price reductions As communities prepare for holiday travel and family gatherings, the latest outlook from the Department of Energy – Oil Industry Management Bureau (DOE-OIMB) signals a potential rollback in pump prices during the Christmas week. The bureau noted that several market factors could align to push gasoline and…
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Rollback in Pump Prices Seen for Christmas Week as DOE-OIMB Forecasts Commodity Declines
Summary: A Potential Price Drop for Consumers Fuel buyers may see relief at the pump during the Christmas week as the Department of Energy – Oil Industry Management Bureau (DOE-OIMB) forecasts a rollback in pump prices. The agency indicated that a combination of softer global oil prices, regional supply dynamics, and local market factors could…
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Rollback in Pump Prices Seen Christmas Week as DOE-OIMB Signals Drop
H2: Fuel prices expected to ease during Christmas week As families prepare for holiday travel and festive gatherings, consumers may find some relief at the pump. The Department of Energy – Oil Industry Management Bureau (DOE-OIMB) announced on Friday that downward adjustments in fuel prices are expected to take effect during the Christmas week. While…
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Gas Price Rise in the Philippines: Diesel Rollback Offers Some Relief
Gas Prices on the Rise for the Third Consecutive Week Motorists across the Philippines are facing higher fuel costs again as domestic gasoline prices edge upward for the third consecutive week. Industry advisories indicate adjustments set to take effect today, with gasoline leading the pace of the hike. The move comes as global oil markets…
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Gas price hike in Manila: Gasoline up again as diesel rolls back today
Overview: What motorists can expect today Motorists across the Philippines are facing another round of higher fuel prices as gasoline prices rise for the third consecutive week. In contrast, diesel and kerosene see a modest rollback, providing a bit of relief at the pump. The adjustments come as local oil players announce price changes in…
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Malaysia Sets Unsubsidised RON97 and RON95 Prices for November 13–19
Overview: Unsubsidised Petrol Prices Announced for Nov 13–19 The Malaysian government has announced the unsubsidised retail prices for petrol for the period of November 13 to November 19. According to a statement from the Ministry of Finance (MOF), RON97 will be priced at RM3.25 per litre, while RON95 will be priced at RM2.65 per litre…