Amidst the hustle and bustle at local oil marketing companies (OMCs), consumers are sporting broad smiles as they line up to fill their tanks. Apexnewsgh reports
The reason for this newfound joy stems from the recent trend of decreasing retail prices at the pumps, a welcome relief for many.
This delightful turn of events marks the second consecutive drop in fuel prices, commencing with a reduction in the first pricing window earlier this month, which has now extended into the current wave of adjustments for August.
Within this second pricing phase, behemoths like state-owned GOIL have taken the lead in this price adjustment symphony. Super XP, their premium petrol variant, is now being retailed at GHȼ14.22, a slight yet appreciated dip from its earlier price of GHȼ14.42 in the prior window.
Not to be left behind, Diesel XP, the stalwart of many vehicles, has also seen a modest decrease, transitioning from its previous price of GHȼ14.99 to the current GHȼ14.90, inviting a sigh of relief from frequent diesel consumers.
As the news spreads and smiles widen, there is a growing anticipation that more players in the oil marketing sector will follow suit, further easing the burden on consumers in the days ahead. A wave of optimism sweeps through the populace as they look forward to more affordable fuel prices and easier trips to the pump.
Source: Apexnewsgh.com
