The price of 95 octane gasoline rose by 14,000 pounds, 98-octane by 15,000 pounds, diesel oil by 17,000 pounds, and gas by 6 thousand pounds.

The prices became as follows:

Gasoline 95 octane 743,000 pounds

Gasoline 98 octane 760000 pounds

Diesel 857000 pounds

Gas is 427,000 pounds.

Member of the Gas Station Owners Syndicate, Georges Brax, revealed that “there will be a slight increase in fuel prices because everything is related to the dollar exchange rate,” pointing out that “the decision to lower fuel prices is not up to the stations’ owners, but to the Minister of Energy, and we always have problems with the Ministry of Energy.”