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Fuel prices to remain unchanged for next two weeks – IES

Prices of petrol and diesel to increase averagely by about 5.7% – COPEC

Fuel prices expected to go up by 9.0% from August 1, 2023 – COPEC

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

Diesel, LPG prices to go down marginally; petrol to remain same – IES

Take urgent practical steps to resolve concerns of tanker drivers or face fuel shortage – LPG Gas Marketers Association

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LPG price to fall by about 7.0% from tomorrow – LPG Marketers Association

Petrol, diesel prices to go up from June 16 – COPEC

It is extremely dangerous to keep cylinders indoors – NPA cautions consumers

Petrol, diesel prices to stay same; LPG to go down 5% – IES

Fuel prices to fall again from May 16 – IES

Fuel prices may remain unchanged due to cedi depreciation – IES

Fuel prices to fall between 2% and 9% from April 1

‘Gold for oil’ policy did not contribute to LPG price reduction – LPG Marketers Association

Scrap LPG taxes now – LPG Marketers Association

Fuel prices to fall between 3% and 10% from March 16 – IES

Government urged to remove taxes and levies on LPG

Include LPG in ‘Gold for Oil’ programme to reduce persistent increases in prices – LPG Marketers Association

Prices of petrol, diesel to fall between 3.7% and 4.04% per litre – COPEC

Reducing LPG prices: Redirect dollar auction policy to importers – Energy Analyst to government

LPG consumption declines by 12% in 2022 – LPG Marketers Association

Fuel prices to fall between 7% and 11% from February 16

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

Government must intervene in LPG pricing; taxes are too many – LPG Marketers

Reduce LPG prices now to reflect latest pricing window – COPEC tells marketers

Fuel prices to go down significantly from January 1, 2023

Fuel prices to fall significantly from December 16, 2022

NPA to seek cabinet support to remove taxes on LPG

Fuel prices expected to go up by 10% – COPEC

Cedi depreciation may force marginal increase in price of petrol, LPG from October 1, 2022

GOIL, Total sell petrol, diesel for ¢11.45, ¢14.50 per liter

Prices of petroleum products to go up 5.5% – COPEC

Fuel prices may see marginal increase – IES

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LPG users to resort to buying food from streets as others use charcoal for cooking

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