Khaberni - The prices of oil derivatives in the global markets have risen during the second week of November compared to their prices in the first week of the same month, according to the weekly bulletin issued by the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources.
According to the bulletin, the price of 95 octane gasoline increased from $696 to $708, a 1.7% increase, and the price of 90 octane gasoline rose from $669 to $681 per ton, a 1.8% increase.
The average price of diesel also increased from $682 per ton to $692, with an increase rate of about 1.5%, and the average price of kerosene rose from $716 per ton to $734 per ton, with an increase rate of about 2.5%.
Conversely, the average price of fuel oil decreased from $367 per ton to $360; with a decrease rate of about 1.9%, and the average price of liquefied petroleum gas decreased from $480 per ton for the month of October to $464 per ton for the current month of November, with a decrease rate of about 3.3%.
As for the average price of Brent crude, it reached $63 per barrel in the second week of November compared to the average price in the first week which was $65 per barrel, with a decrease rate of about 3.1%.
