The Chamber indicated that the projected retail prices for the various petroleum products will take effect on Wednesday, August 16, with petrol to be sold at GHS12.97 per liter, diesel GHS13.43 and the mean price for petrol and diesel GHS13.20 per liter while LPG will go for GHS12.30 kilogram.
Indications are that pump prices of Petrol and Diesel are likely to increase averagely by about 5.7% over the current mean price of GHS12.45/L across the country whilst LPG prices increase by about 11.9%.”
” The following basic information forms the basis of projections for the coming window, that; prices of finished products on the international market has shot up averagely around 11% for both petrol and diesel whiles Crude price has been increased by 6.79% from the mean price of $80.67/barrel to $86.15/barrel, even though the forex or Dollar exchance rate has relatively decreased from a previous average of GHS11.7185 to GHS11.4538 (-2.26%) per $1″.
Indications are that pump prices of Petrol and Diesel are likely to increase averagely by about 5.7% over the current mean price of GHS12.45/L across the country whilst LPG prices increase by about 11.9%.
The following basic information forms the basis of projections for the coming window, that; prices of finished products on the international market has shot up averagely around 11% for both petrol and diesel whiles Crude price has been increased by 6.79% from the mean price of $80.67/barrel to $86.15/barrel, even though the forex or Dollar exchance rate has relatively decreased from a previous average of GHS11.7185 to GHS11.4538 (-2.26%) per $1.
Thus, Petrol is expected to increase by 4.37% of the current mean Pump retail price of GHS12.40/L, to close selling between GHS12.32/L and GHS13.62/L within ±5% of COPEC’s prediction.
With the International benchmark prices increasing from $786.73/MT to $902.15/MT (14.67%), the expected mean retail pump price for the next window shall be GHS13.43/L