This is due to the general reduction of petroleum in the international petroleum prices and relative stability of the cedi.
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These 5 fuel stations have decreased their fuel prices despite the weak performance of the Ghanaian cedi
The prices of fuel in some stations Ghana have generally decreased irrespective of the weak performance of the cedi.
These 5 fuel stations have decreased their fuel prices despite the weak performance of the Ghanaian cedi
It is also because of the competition that has generated among fuel stations to ensure they get more customers.
The latest prices are projected to be stable within February 18 to February 28.
Below are the latest prices at the 5 major fuel stations in the country:
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1. Allied Oil limited
This fuel station sells a litre of petrol at GH₵ 4.85 and diesel at GH₵4.86
Allied Filling Station
Pulse Ghana
2. Engen
This company also sells is petrol per litre at GH₵ 4.79 and diesel at GH₵ 4.94.
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Engen Filling Station
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3. Goil
A litre of petrol cost GH₵ 4.94 whilst diesel cost GH₵ 4.94.
Goil Filling Station
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4. Shell
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Shell also sells a litre of its petrol at a cost of GH₵ 4.94 and diesel at GH₵ 4.94.
A branch of the Shell filling station
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5. Total
The price of petrol per litre is GH₵ 4.94 and diesel cost GH₵ 4.94.
Total Filling Station
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