Fuel prices drop in Lebanon despite war
On June 30, fuel prices in Lebanon saw a significant decline following the government's decision to suspend environmental fees. The price of 95-octane gasoline dropped to 2,238,000 Lebanese pounds, while 98-octane gasoline decreased to 2,256,000 lira. Diesel fell to 1,835,000 lira, and a domestic gas cylinder was priced at 1,127,000 lira. This decrease is a result of the government decision that led to reduced costs, with expectations that prices will continue to decrease or stabilize in the coming period. However, analysts are monitoring geopolitical tensions that could impact global oil market prices.
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