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Expected new petrol prices in UAE, Dubai from July 2024

Expected new petrol prices in UAE, Dubai from July 2024

ABU DHABI: Petrol prices in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) are expected to change next month, with citizens and residents anticipating further relief.

The UAE government revises petrol and diesel prices on a monthly basis, with the new rates to be announced on June 30 for the upcoming month.

These new prices will take effect on July 1, 2024.

Current Petrol prices in UAE – June 2024

In June 2024, petrol prices decreased in the UAE for the first time since January of this year. Since January, petrol prices have increased each month, while diesel prices fluctuate. The current prices are as follows:
  • Super 98 petrol: AED 3.14 per litre
  • Special 95 petrol: AED 3.02 per litre
  • E-plus 91 petrol: AED 2.95 per litre
  • Diesel: AED 2.88 per litre

New Petrol Prices in UAE from July 1, 2024

The UAE government is likely to announce a dip in petrol prices, providing further relief to the public, especially those involved in the transport sector.

The new rates will be effective from July 1, 2024. These updated rates will be available here as soon as they are released by the government.

The decrease in petrol prices will be a welcome change for residents and businesses alike, easing the financial burden and helping to manage the cost of living.

Keep an eye out for the official announcement on June 30 to see July's new petrol and diesel rates.

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