August petroleum derivative prices fixed
In a decision aimed at protecting consumers from fluctuations in global oil markets, the Oil Derivatives Pricing Committee in Jordan has decided to keep the prices of gasoline, diesel, and kerosene at July levels for the month of August, despite rising prices in the international market due to the political crisis in the region. The price of octane 90 gasoline has been set at 1,000 fils per liter, 95 octane at 1,310 fils, diesel at 850 fils, and kerosene at 550 fils. Additionally, the price of domestic gas cylinders has been maintained at 7 dinars, and industrial gas subsidies have reached up to 1.25 million dinars. The committee clarified that the government has absorbed subsidies amounting to 212 million dinars since the beginning of the crisis. The gradual pricing policy has helped limit the transfer of global price increases to the local market, with continuous monitoring of oil prices to ensure market stability and protect citizens.
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