The Oil Derivatives Pricing Committee Monday reduced the selling price of 90 octane gasoline for October to JOD 0.86 per litre as opposed to September's JOD 0.885 and to reduce the selling price of 95 octane gasoline to JOD1.095 instead of JOD 1.125. The Committee decided to reduce the selling price of diesel to JOD 0.655 per litre instead of JOD 0.695 and continue to fix the selling price of kerosene at JOD 0.620 per litre. The selling price of a 12.5 kg domestic gas cylinder will remain at JOD 7. The decisions were announced during the Committee's monthly meeting to determine the selling prices of oil derivatives locally for October. Source: Jordan News Agency
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