
Good news: Petrol will decrease by R1,78c per litre on Wednesday.
The official revisions to the price of petrol and diesel for November 2023 have been released by the Department of Mineral Resources and Energy.
Starting on Wednesday, November 1st, drivers will receive a significant reduction in fuel prices, continuing the trend that began in October.
The cost of petrol will decrease by R1.78 per liter, while the cost of diesel will decrease by 82 to 85 cents per liter.
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Diesel with 0.005% sulfur content will cost 82.08 less per liter. The single maximum national retail price (SMNRP) for illuminating paraffin will drop by 1.30 cents, and the cost of illuminating paraffin will drop by 97 cents a litre.
“The average international product prices of petrol, diesel, and illuminating paraffin followed the decreasing trend of crude oil while LPGas increased due to higher prices of propane and butane during the period under review. These led to lower contributions to the Basic Fuel Prices of petrol, diesel, and illuminating paraffin by 207.06 c/l, 115.15 c/l and 105.18 c/l, respectively,” said the Minister on Monday.
Minister Gwede Mantashe announces the adjustment of #fuelprices with effect from the 1st of November 2023.
— South African Government (@GovernmentZA) October 30, 2023
-Petrol decreases by R1,78c per litre.
-Diesel decreases by 82c and 85c per litre.
-Paraffin decreases by 97c per litre.
-LP Gas increases by R1,30c per kg. pic.twitter.com/GFLKCq7BXr
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