Senegal Reduces Fuel Prices, As World Market Goes From 100 to U.S.$30 Per Barrel

18 January 2016

The Senegalese government has reduced the price of fuel and other petroleum products, according to a statement from the Senegalese Ministry of Energy.

According to the new prices, which came into effect on Saturday, a litre of regular petrol has been reduced by 40 CFA francs, from 795 CFA francs (about D54) to 725 CFA francs (about D49), while a litre of diesel now costs 640 CFA francs (about D43), against the former price of 690 CFA francs (about D47), a decrease of 50 francs.

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