As of this Friday, May 19, fuels in the country will decrease their cost, reported the Ministry of Energy, indicating that the new prices will be in force until 5:59 in the morning of June 2.
They indicated that 95 octane gasoline will lower its price by five cents, remaining at one dollar and one cent per liter; while 91 octane gasoline will drop two cents, remaining at 0.95 cents per liter.
For its part, low sulfur diesel will decrease two cents, remaining at 0.84 per liter. These prices will apply until 5:59 in the morning of June 2.
According to the Secretary of Energy, these new prices will allow savings per subsidized gallon on 91-octane gasoline of 0.35 cents.
And in the gallon of diesel the savings would be seven cents. A gallon of 91 octane gasoline and subsidized diesel are 3 dollars and 25 cents.
