The price of diesel and kerosene will increase again from today while the price of motor spirit and outboard fuel will decrease.
PIB has announced that the price of Kerosene will go up by 2 cents, from $1.28 to $1.30 cents per litre and the price of diesel will increase from $1.53 to $1.56 cents a litre.
However, the price of motor spirit will decrease by 1 cent and will cost $1.90 cents per litre, while the price of pre-mix outboard fuel will also cost one cent less and sell at $1.88 cents per litre.
The PIB said the change in prices is due to the movement in world product market prices for the month of August with the global energy industry kept tight last month.
Consumers are advised that prices will vary in various centers due to cartage and delivery fees.
Diesel and Kerosene prices to increase from today
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