Commerce Ministry sets new fuel prices

Oct 1st at 15:01
01-10-2026 15:01:36+07:00

Commerce Ministry sets new fuel prices

The Ministry of Commerce has announced new retail fuel prices, effective from 1pm today.

 

Under the latest pricing schedule, regular gasoline (Gasoline 92) is set at 5,150 riel per litre, while diesel fuel (Gasoil 10ppm) is priced at 5,650 riel per litre.

The ministry said it continues to implement subsidies to help citizens manage costs amid international oil price fluctuations.

The revised prices will remain in effect until October 11.

The ministry issues notifications on retail fuel prices to ensure transparency and enable consumers and retailers to adjust in line with global energy market trends.

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- 13:59 01/10/2026



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