Projections from the Chamber of Oil Marketing Companies, (COMAC) indicate that fuel prices are likely to increase at the retail stations from July 1, 2025.
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Fuel prices at various pumps owned by Oil Marketing Companies across the country have gone further down with petrol now selling at GH¢12.40 and diesel GH¢15.85.
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Petroleum prices at the various pumps have significantly jumped up. Petrol has been increased to almost Gh¢18, with that of diesel going for Gh¢24 per litre.
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