Consumers have welcomed the announcement by the Prices and Incomes Board on the massive reduction in fuel prices which came into effect today.
Motor Spirit will now be $1.58 per litre from $1.98, a decrease by 40c, diesel will now cost $1.51 per litre from $1.70 a decrease by 19c.
Kerosene will now be $1.28 a litre from $1.46, a decrease of 18c while Premix Outboard fuel will cost $1.49 a litre from $1.90c, a decrease of 41c.
Fijivillage asked some people on what they thought about the reduction of prices of fuel.
The prices of fuel have decreased duty to the continuing decreases in oil prices due to weakening global demand for petroleum based fuel.
These prices are to take effect from today, however please do note that the retail prices of kerosene and outboard premix fuel are expected to change as and when retailers replenish their stock after tomorrow.
Consumers Happy With Fuel Reduction
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