Fuels: Government Maintains Price of Supergas and Moderate Rise in Naphtha and Diesel
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The government announced new fuel prices that will govern from Monday, June 1. Super 95 will increase by 6%, while diesel 50S will rise by 7%. Supergas, on the other hand, will remain unchanged to protect households during the winter. According to the resolution of the executive branch, Super Naphtha will go up to $ 93.36 per litre. Oil 50S will reach $ 61.76 per litre. These rises respond mainly to the evolution of the international price of oi…
The government defined that the supergas will maintain its price in June, before the beginning of winter. It also marked an increase of 6% in naphtas and 7% for diesel. The ministries of Economy and Finance and Industry, Energy and Mining highlighted in a statement that the new price is “significantly” lower than the reference value, located at 22%. The executive branch decreed the prices for the fuels that will be applied from 1 June. Through a…
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