File photo a fuel pump
Fuel prices have begun reducing as the second pricing window has started.
Some Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) have reduced the prices of petroleum products at the pumps from today November 17, 2023.
Checks at the various pumps have shown that PETROSOL is selling a litre of petrol at ¢11. 99 pesewas from the ¢12.45, while diesel is been sold at ¢13.15 a litre from the preceding ¢13.40 a litre.
Total Energies Ghana is selling a litre of petrol for ¢12.80 from its previous price of ¢12.99 while diesel is selling at ¢13.30 per litre from a previous price ¢13.70 per litre.
The OMCs have attributed the slight reduction to the seeming stability of fuel prices on the international market.
They added that if the cedi’s stability was profound, prices would have reduced by a higher percentage.
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