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Initial estimates in Jordan point to fuel prices rising in November by around 5% for 90-octane gasoline, 2.5% for 95-octane gasoline, and up to 5.5% for diesel, while kerosene and gas-cylinder prices are expected to remain unchanged. The projections are linked to rising global oil prices, with Brent crude topping $115 a barrel in late October. The Fuel Pricing Committee is due to set the final prices at the end of the month, with the new prices taking effect on November 1. The figures remain estimates and are not official.
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