Petroleum Prices Unchanged for December, Ministry Confirms

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The Ministry of Trade and Regional Cooperation has announced that retail prices for petroleum products will remain unchanged for December, maintaining the same rates as November.

The ministry emphasized the importance of compliance, urging gas stations and petroleum companies to avoid unnecessary stockpiling or price hikes. It called on all stakeholders to adhere to the decision and serve the public with integrity.

Here are the current retail prices of petroleum products:

Gasoline: Birr 91.14 per liter

White Diesel: Birr 90.28 per liter

Kerosene: Birr 90.28 per liter

Light Black Diesel: Birr 100.20 per liter

Heavy Black Diesel: Birr 97.67 per liter

Jet Fuel: Birr 77.76 per liter

The decision aims to ensure stability in the petroleum market and fair access for consumers.

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