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CPC to leave domestic, diesel prices unchanged next week

Published by Focus Taiwan (CNA) · Taiwan 15 h ago
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Despite a fall in international crude oil prices, state-owned oil supplier CPC Corp., Taiwan, announced Saturday it has decided to leave its domestic gasoline and diesel prices unchanged next week.

Taipei, Nov. 7 (CNA) Despite a fall in international crude oil prices, state-owned oil supplier CPC Corp., Taiwan, announced Saturday it has decided to leave its domestic gasoline and diesel prices unchanged next week.

It will be the eighth consecutive week that CPC has maintained its domestic fuel prices at the same level under the government's price stabilization measures to curb inflation.

In a statement, CPC said it will recommend retail prices for 92-, 95- and 98-octane unleaded gasoline stay at NT$31.2 (US$0.95), NT$32.7 and NT$34.7 per liter, respectively, from midnight Sunday through Nov. 15.

The recommended retail price of premium diesel will also remain at NT$29.9 per liter during the same period, it said.

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