Government policy lowers Korea gasoline prices

Gasoline prices at fuel stations in South Korea dropped to below 2,000 won per liter for the first time in two months, with an average price of 1,991.1 won. This follows a government decision to reduce the fuel price ceiling by 150 won. The adjustment came amid a decline in global oil prices and aims to counter rising domestic prices. Diesel prices also decreased, reaching 1,982.3 won per liter.

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