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30 Nov

Prices Of Fuel To Remain Unchanged In Next Two Weeks – IES

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Prices of petroleum products are likely to remain relatively stable in the next two weeks, the Institute for Energy Security has revealed. Though the prices of finished products of petrol and Liquefied Petroleum Gas [LPG} went down marginally on the international market during the last two weeks, the cedi depreciated marginally against the US dollar. This would prevent any reduction of fuel on the local market. “Following the price falls recorded for gasoline [petrol] (1.55%), and LPG (0.66%) on the international market, it is expected that the prices of the two commodities fall on the domestic fuel market. However, this…

14 Sep

Diesel, LPG Prices To Go Up 1%, 4% From September 16, 2023 – IES

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Prices of diesel and Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) are expected to go up by 1 and 4 percent respectively from Saturday, September 16, 2023, the Institute for Energy Security (IES) has projected. However, the price of petrol is likely to remain unchanged during the second pricing window. “The impending increases are coming on the back of an increase in international market price of gasoil by 3.33% and LPG by 2.95%, coupled by a 0.97% depreciation of the Ghana cedi against the U.S. dollar on the foreign exchange market. By range, gasoil and LPG prices are expected to go up by…

31 Jul

Fuel Prices Expected To Go Up By 9.0% From August 1, 2023 – COPEC

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Fuel prices are expected to go up from tomorrow August 1, 2023, the Chamber of Petroleum Consumers (COPEC) has disclosed. According to the Chamber, the prices of petrol and diesel are likely to increase averagely by about 9.0% over the current mean price of ¢11.90 per liter, whilst the price of Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) goes up by about 20.0%. Petrol will therefore sell at ¢13.27 per liter, whilst diesel will go for ¢13.93 per liter. A 4.5 kilogramme LPG cylinder, is expected to sell at ¢170.91 within the window. All pump prices are expected to be within ±5% error…

31 May

Petrol, Diesel Prices To Stay Same; LPG To Go Down 5% – IES

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Prices of petrol and diesel are expected to stay the same in the first two weeks of June 2023. However, the price of Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) is expected to decline by roughly 5% during the same period. According to the Institute for Energy Security (IES), this follows the Ghana cedi’s strong performance on the domestic forex market during the last two weeks, and the drop in the price of LPG on the international market, though international prices of the liquid products shot up. “The Institute for Energy Security’s (IES’) review of prices over the past two weeks as monitored…

15 May

Fuel Prices To Fall Again From May 16 – IES

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Prices of petrol, diesel and Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) are expected to fall marginally again at the pumps from tomorrow, May 16,2023, for the next 14 days. According to the Institute for Energy Security (IES), this is on the back of a reduction in prices of finished products on the world market and the stability of the cedi. Therefore diesel, petrol and LPG are expected to sell at ¢12.30, ¢12.15 and ¢12.12 respectively. “The Institute for Energy Security (IES) monitoring of prices over the past two weeks on the Global Standard & Poor (S&P) Platts platform indicate the prices of…

16 Jul

Prices Of Petrol, Diesel, LPG To Go Down From Today

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Prices of Petroleum products are expected to witness some decline from this weekend (July 16th), with diesel expected go down by more than 11%. This is based on data from some Bulk Oil distributors on pricing of products for the next two weeks. Petrol on the other hand should go down by almost 4%, whilst LPG will fall by almost 10% per Kilogramme. Chief Executive of Chamber of Petroleum Consumers, Duncan Amoah, said there is every indication that fuel prices will decline by some 5% between the two products – petrol and diesel. This will come as a huge relief…