Syria plans to change fuel prices
The article discusses developments in the prices of petroleum derivatives in Syria, where the Permanent Committee decided to set the prices of gasoline, diesel, household gas, and industrial gas starting from July 28, 2026. This decision coincides with a decline in global oil prices due to hopes of reaching an agreement to resolve the crisis between the United States and Iran. The price of 95-octane gasoline has decreased to 147 Syrian pounds per liter, diesel to 120 pounds, and household gas to 1,470 pounds. Meanwhile, the futures contracts for Brent crude and West Texas Intermediate continue to fall, reaching their lowest levels since July 20, amid anticipation of a resolution to the conflict between Washington and Tehran.
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