Tag: fuel prices
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Fuel prices to increase between 3 and 5%
Prices of fuel are expected to go up by between three and five percent for the second pricing window in January. The second pricing window period spans from Tuesday, January 16, 2018 till the end of the month. According to the Institute of Energy Security (IES), the development can be attributed to the increase in…
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OMCs maintain prices for first pricing window in January
Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) have maintained their prices at the pumps for the first pricing window in January 2018. Checks by Citi Business News at some major oil marketing companies have shown that the prices of fuel were kept unchanged for the period spanning January 1, 2018 to January 15, 2018. A litre each of…
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Fuel prices to remain unchanged till year end
Fuel prices are expected to remain stable at the pumps for the second pricing window of December. This means that fuel prices will remain unchanged till the end of the year. The Institute of Energy Security (IES) who predicted this attributed the development to a relatively insignificant change in oil prices at the global market.…
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Fuel prices to drop again in October
Consumers are expected to pay less at the pumps in the second pricing window of October. This is according to the Institute of Energy Security (IES) who have predicted a reduction in fuel prices of up to three percent. Fuel prices since the beginning of this year (2017), have seen marginal increase due to the…
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Fuel prices hit all-year-high [Infographic]
Ghanaians are currently paying more for petrol and diesel few months after enjoying fairly low prices. Current figures from the petroleum industry show that, prices of the two products at the various fuel stations have hit all time high, with petrol selling at an average of GHc4.29 at the pumps, and diesel going for an…
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US storms to trigger petroleum price hikes
Current developments in the U.S including Tropical Storm Harvey are likely to push the prices of fuel up in Ghana in the second pricing window. The Institute of Energy Security (IES), has predicted of stable prices in the first pricing window in September. The Institute attributes this to the relative stable prices for finished products on…
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Fuel prices to remain stable in September
Prices of fuel are likely to remain stable in the first pricing window of September this year. This is according to the Institute of Energy Security (IES). The IES attributes this to the relative stable prices of finished products on the international market as well as the suspension of the recently implemented fuel standards. Principal…
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Oil prices to push ex-pump prices up in August – IES
Fuel prices for the first window in August 2017 will see a marginal increase of about 2.5%. This is the prediction by the Institute of Energy Security (IES). According to the IES, the increase is due to key indicators such as the marginal increase in crude oil prices. Speaking to Citi Business News, the Principal…
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Fuel prices to drop by 2% in first pricing window in July
Prices of fuel are likely to see further drop in the first pricing window of July by about 2%. This is according to the Institute of Energy Security (IES). The Institute believes indicators such as the relative appreciation of the cedi against the dollar and the general reduction in the global price of crude oil…
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Fuel prices to drop in 2nd pricing window of May – IES
The Institute of Energy Security (IES) has predicted an average drop of 1.03% percent in fuel prices for the second pricing window. According to IES, current developments across the globe indicate that fuel prices will drop slightly for the next pricing window in May. World Oil Market Indices for Benchmark Brent crude prices have been…