Gasoline, diesel, LPG and natural gas will not change their prices

Santo Domingo.- The prices of the most consumed fuels in the country will not change in the week of September 27 to October 3, the Ministry of Industry, Commerce and Mipymes (MICM) reported this Friday.
In that sense, premium gasoline will remain at 290.10 pesos per gallon, while regular gasoline will be at 272.50 pesos.You may be interested in: Gasoline, diesel and propane will maintain their prices next week
Diesel will also continue to be sold as it was this week, at 242.10 pesos per gallon of the premium and 224.80 pesos for the regular. Other fuels that will not vary in price are liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), which will be offered at 137.20 pesos per gallon, and natural gas, at 43.97 per cubic meter. Industry and Commerce said in a note that industrial fuels such as avtur will be sold at 196.60 pesos per gallon, a reduction of 2.09 pesos. Kerosene will see its price reduced by 2.30 pesos to sell at 227.20 pesos per gallon. The reductions will also apply to fuel oil #6, which will be sold at 156.49 pesos per gallon, for a reduction of 0.39 cents. 1%S fuel oil will decrease by 3.53 pesos, to be sold at 167.96 pesos per gallon. According to the information, the Government allocated a subsidy of 143.8 million pesos to keep the prices of the most used fuels by the population unchanged.#Most read
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