The retail price of 95 octane petrol will decline by 10 cents per litre on Wednesday, 7 November\u201a the Department of Energy announced on Friday (2 November).<\/p>\n
The price of 0.05% sulphur diesel will cost 10.2c\/l more while that of 0.005% sulphur diesel will rise by 9.2c\/l.<\/p>\n
During the period under review\u201a the average international product prices of petrol\u201a diesel\u201a and illuminating paraffin decreased.<\/p>\n
The average rand\/dollar exchange rate weakened when compared to the previous period\u201a the CEF reported. The average rand\/dollar exchange rate for the period September 28 to November 1 was 8.6479 compared to 8.3075 during the previous period.<\/p>\n
Petrol 95 ULP octane in Gauteng will now cost R12.10 a litre\u201a while at the coast it will cost R11.75 per litre.<\/p>\n
The single maximum national retail price for illuminating paraffin will increase by 4c\/l to R8.70 per litre.<\/p>\n
The maximum retail price for liquid petroleum gas will increase by one cent per kilogram.<\/p>\n
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