Govt Adjusts Fuel Prices

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Publish : 21 Sep 2026, 09:08 AM

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The government has revised fuel oil prices at the consumer level for September.

The Energy and Mineral Resources Division issued a notification in this regard yesterday.

According to the notification, the revised prices have been fixed at Tk 135 per litre for diesel, Tk 165 for octane, Tk 160 for petrol and Tk 155 for kerosene.

The adjusted prices will come into effect from September 21.

Earlier, on August 31, the government had set the fuel prices at Tk 115 per litre for diesel, Tk 145 for octane, Tk 140 for petrol and Tk 135 for kerosene, effective from September 1.

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