Reduced Prices of Diesel and Kerosene: A Boon for Consumers
In a move that is sure to bring relief to consumers, the government has decided to reduce the prices of diesel and kerosene by one taka per liter. This decision comes in the wake of falling global oil prices, and the new prices will go into effect starting tomorrow, January 1.
Government Announcement
On Tuesday, December 31, the Senior Assistant Secretary of the Energy and Mineral Resources Division of the Ministry of Power, Energy, and Mineral Resources, Mr. Mo. Abdul Halim, signed a notification informing the public of this price adjustment.
According to the notification, taking into account the fluctuations in global oil prices, the government has decided to proactively adjust the prices of diesel and kerosene for consumers in the country. As a result, the selling price of diesel per liter has been reduced from 105 taka to 104 taka, and kerosene from 105 taka to 104 taka. However, the prices of octane and petrol will remain unchanged at 125 taka and 121 taka per liter, respectively.
The revised prices will come into effect starting January 1.
Impact on Consumers
This reduction in the prices of diesel and kerosene is expected to have a positive impact on consumers across the country. With the cost of these essential fuels decreasing, households and businesses alike stand to benefit from reduced transportation and production costs.
Moreover, this move by the government showcases a commitment to ensuring that the benefits of falling global oil prices are passed on to the consumers, providing much-needed relief in challenging economic times.
Looking Ahead
As we usher in the new year, the revised prices of diesel and kerosene will undoubtedly be welcomed by many. With the government taking proactive steps to adjust prices in response to global market trends, consumers can look forward to more stable and affordable fuel prices in the coming months.
In conclusion, this decision reflects the government’s responsiveness to the needs of the people and sets a positive tone for economic stability and growth in the country. As consumers prepare to ring in the new year, they can do so with a sense of optimism and relief knowing that the prices of essential fuels have been adjusted in their favor.
