August fuel prices fixed
The Oil Derivatives Pricing Committee in Jordan has decided to keep fuel prices for August at the same levels as in July, despite an increase in prices during July caused by the political crisis that led to higher average prices, particularly for diesel and kerosene. Gasoline prices remained steady at 1000 fils per liter for 90 octane and 1310 fils per liter for 95 octane. Diesel stayed at 850 fils per liter, and kerosene at 550 fils per liter. The price of domestic gas cylinders was also maintained at 7 dinars. Additionally, support for industrial gas continues with a value of up to 1.25 million dinars. This is part of the government's policy to mitigate the impact of global fluctuations on citizens and economic sectors, by sharing part of the price differences since the start of the crisis up through July. The global market is being monitored to ensure price stability.
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