Petrol price to decrease and diesel price to increase in October in the UAE - GulfToday

Petrol price to decrease and diesel price to increase in October in the UAE

  • 29 Sep 2019
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Petrol prices in the UAE will be decreasing by 4 fils per litre and diesel price will increase by 3 fils in October.

The Fuel Price Follow-up Committee at the Ministry of Energy and Industry approved the fuel prices for the month of October.

The value added tax are as follows:

The price of Super 98 will be to Dhs2.24 per litre for October, down from Dhs2.28 in September.

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While the price of Special 95 will be Dhs2.12 per litre for October, down from Dhs2.16 in September,

E-Plus 91 will be Dhs2.04 per litre for October, down from Dhs2.08.

Diesel prices will be Dhs2.41 per litre for October, up from Dhs2.38 in September.

 

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