Copec Announces 4 Increase In Fuel Prices

Copec Announces 4 Increase In Fuel Prices According to copec’s projections, petrol prices are expected to increase by 3.98%, diesel by 9.41%, and liquefied petroleum gas (lpg) by 7.65%. this means petrol will rise from gh¢13.09 to gh¢13.61 per litre at the pump, while diesel is projected to increase to gh¢14.08 from gh¢13.32. According to copec’s projections, fuel prices will see sharp increases: petrol prices are expected to rise by 3.98%, diesel by 9.41%, and liquefied petroleum gas (lpg) by 7.65%.

Fuel Prices To Increase Copec Voice Fm 94 3 The chamber of petroleum consumers – ghana (copec) has indicated that fuel prices in the country have increased by 4% at the pumps with immediate effect. Fuel prices are expected to rise sharply from tuesday, september 16, 2025, as the second pricing window of the month opens, according to projections by the chamber of petroleum consumers (copec). petrol prices are set to increase by 3.98%, diesel by 9.41%, and liquefied petroleum gas (lpg) by 7.65%. The chamber of petroleum consumers (copec) has projected significant increases in the prices of petrol, diesel, and liquefied petroleum gas (lpg) in the second pricing window of the month. The chamber of petroleum consumers (copec) has forecasted a 4% hike in petroleum product prices effective tuesday, july 16, 2024. copec reports that retail prices for petrol, diesel, and lpg are set to rise due to the cedi’s further depreciation against the dollar, shifting from $1:ghs15.2779 to $1:ghs15.462 ( 1.205%).

Fuel Prices To Increase From Monday May 17 Copec States New Prices The chamber of petroleum consumers (copec) has projected significant increases in the prices of petrol, diesel, and liquefied petroleum gas (lpg) in the second pricing window of the month. The chamber of petroleum consumers (copec) has forecasted a 4% hike in petroleum product prices effective tuesday, july 16, 2024. copec reports that retail prices for petrol, diesel, and lpg are set to rise due to the cedi’s further depreciation against the dollar, shifting from $1:ghs15.2779 to $1:ghs15.462 ( 1.205%). The chamber of petroleum consumers (copec) has warned that fuel prices may increase during the first pricing window of july due to escalating tensions in the middle east. Ghanaian consumers should brace for higher fuel costs as the chamber of petroleum consumers (copec) announced expected price hikes across petrol, diesel, and lpg. rising global crude oil prices and the weakening cedi are cited as key drivers. The chamber of petroleum consumers (copec) has forecasted a 4% hike in petroleum product prices effective tuesday, july 16, 2024. The chamber of petroleum consumers (copec) has announced an anticipated 4 per cent increase in petroleum product prices in the upcoming pricing window, set to take effect on tuesday, 16 july 2024. this increase will impact the retail prices of petrol, diesel, and liquefied petroleum gas (lpg).

Fuel Prices Copec Announces Reduction In Petrol Diesel Products From The chamber of petroleum consumers (copec) has warned that fuel prices may increase during the first pricing window of july due to escalating tensions in the middle east. Ghanaian consumers should brace for higher fuel costs as the chamber of petroleum consumers (copec) announced expected price hikes across petrol, diesel, and lpg. rising global crude oil prices and the weakening cedi are cited as key drivers. The chamber of petroleum consumers (copec) has forecasted a 4% hike in petroleum product prices effective tuesday, july 16, 2024. The chamber of petroleum consumers (copec) has announced an anticipated 4 per cent increase in petroleum product prices in the upcoming pricing window, set to take effect on tuesday, 16 july 2024. this increase will impact the retail prices of petrol, diesel, and liquefied petroleum gas (lpg).

Fuel Prices To Go Up Again From July 1 Copec Predicts 2 Increase The chamber of petroleum consumers (copec) has forecasted a 4% hike in petroleum product prices effective tuesday, july 16, 2024. The chamber of petroleum consumers (copec) has announced an anticipated 4 per cent increase in petroleum product prices in the upcoming pricing window, set to take effect on tuesday, 16 july 2024. this increase will impact the retail prices of petrol, diesel, and liquefied petroleum gas (lpg).