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Petrol, diesel and LPG prices expected to rise marginally in September – COPEC

21 per litre, representing a 5% increase from the current average price of GH¢15.19 per kilogramme, compared with the current price, after its international FOB price increased from $596 to $611 per metric tonne, representing a 2.
However, the chamber said the gains from the currency appreciation were outweighed in the case of petrol by a significant increase in its international Free on Board (FOB) price.
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