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Petroleum prices expected to rise marginally from September 1 - COPEC

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Petroleum prices expected to rise marginally from September 1 - COPEC

21 per litre from September 1, 2026, a 5% increase from the current mean price.21 per litre, up by 5% from the current mean price of GH¢15.

It further urged OMCs to consider maintaining the current ex-pump price of diesel to ease the financial burden on consumers as the new pricing window begins.

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