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A tough start to 2024 with another fuel hike on the cards
Fuel prices have nudged higher so far this year and unfortunately motorists will have to brace for another fuel price increase for March. According to the announcement published on 1 March 2024 by the Central Energy Fund (CEF), a state-owned energy company reporting to the Department of Mineral Resources and Energy, the price of diesel is set to increase by R1.06/litre, while both 93 and 95 octane petroleum are expected to increase by R1.21/litre.
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FNB expects the fuel price trend to worsen in 2023 Original
Business Report Budget Gasoline and diesel distributor at the gas station. Gas pump nozzles. Published 10m ago | Published 10m ago By Jalpa Bhoolia and Koketso Mano While motorists cheered a fuel price decrease in April, the outlook is more complicated for May. According to data released on 25 April 2023 by the Central Energy Fund (CEF), the price of diesel is set to decrease by 57c/litre, while 93 and 95 octane petroleum are expected to increase by 56c/litre and 52c/litre, respectively.
Jalpa Bhoolia & Koketso Mano | FNB expects the fuel price trend to worsen in 2023
04-05-23 / Jalpa Bhoolia & Koketso Mano While motorists cheered a fuel price decrease in April, the outlook is more complicated for May. According to data released on 25 April 2023 by the Central Energy Fund (CEF), the price of diesel is set to decrease by 57c/litre, while 93 and 95 octane petroleum are expected to increase by 56c/litre and 52c/litre, respectively.
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