UAE fuel prices announced for April
Motorists in the UAE will enjoy reduced fuel prices in April, the UAE Fuel Price Committee confirmed on Monday.
It means the cost of Super 98 will drop to AED2.57 a litre, from AED 2.73 a litre, Special 95 will drop to AED2.46 a litre from AED 2.61 a litre and E-Plus 91 will drop to AED2.38 per litre from AED 2.54 per litre.
Diesel prices will also see a drop to AED 2.63 from AED 2.82 per litre.
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