Petrol prices remain unchanged, slight drop in diesel
DOHA: QatarEnergy has announced the fuel prices for June, with petrol prices remaining steady and a slight drop in diesel rates.
According to social media posts by QatarEnergy on Saturday, the price of Super-grade petrol will stay at QR1.95 per litre, while Premium-grade petrol will continue to be sold at QR1.90 per litre.
Diesel, however, will see a minor decrease, dropping from QR1.95 in May to QR1.90 per litre in June.
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