Fuel-prices

‘Fuel could sell at GH¢12 by Thursday’ – OMC boss pins hope on cedi stability

Fuel prices set to rise from today; but not all OMCs will follow suit

COPEC accuses OMCs of shortchanging consumers for not implementing full cuts in fuel prices

Global oil drops but cedi depreciation keeps fuel prices high

Fuel prices projected to increase on Jan. 17 due to cedi depreciation, rising global crude prices

Give Ghanaians a break at the pump to kickstart the economy and secure Ghana’s energy future

Fuel prices expected to decrease for the fourth time in a row

Brace for 4% increase in fuel prices starting July 16 – COPEC

Fuel prices could hit GH¢18 for diesel, petrol in the next few weeks – IES

Why fuel prices may be going up very soon

COPEC predicts fuel prices will surpass GH¢17 soon

GPRTU chides NPA over swift reintroduction of petroleum levy

Lagos traffic jams disappear. But this isn’t good news for Nigeria

Taxi driver ‘forced’ by rising fuel cost to cover his fuel gauge intermittently to keep his sanity

Fuel prices to remain unchanged for next two weeks – IES

No current plan to raise Nigeria fuel prices – Tinubu

Fuel prices shoot up; petrol now selling at ¢13.50, diesel ¢13.90 per litre

Fuel prices to go up by about 5.7% on August 16 – COPEC

Fuel prices set to go up from August 1; petrol to sell for ¢13.27, diesel for ¢13.93 – COPEC

OMCs increase fuel prices; diesel and petrol selling at ¢12.45 per litre

Public transport operators reduce fares by 10% from May 17

Falling oil price only explanation for low fuel prices

Gold for Oil policy has yielded significant reduction in fuel prices – Egyapa Mercer

Drop in fuel prices not entirely because of Gold-for-Oil policy – Dr Theo Acheampong

Decline in fuel prices has nothing to do with gold for oil policy – Minority

We will reduce fares when fuel prices get to ¢11 per litre – GPRTU

Gold for oil deal will tackle occasional fuel price increases – NPA

Gold for Oil deal: First consignment not enough for market – Research Analyst

Fuel prices to increase by 7%-13% from February 1, 2023 – IES

Gold for Oil: BOST begins selling of first consignment of fuel

Gold for Oil: We cannot tell if reduction in fuel prices is feasible – Duncan Amoah

Fuel prices to go down significantly from January 1, 2023

Ghana to start receiving cheaper fuel under ‘Gold for Oil’ policy next month – Bawumia

First consignment of cheap fuel to arrive in January 2023 – Egyapa Mercer

Expect significant reduction in petroleum products by January 1

Transport fares reduced by 15.3% effective Monday

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