Gasoline prices in Lebanon fell on Tuesday by LBP 35,000 for both 95- and 98-octane fuel, while diesel increased by LBP 12,000 and cooking gas rose by LBP 51,000.
The updated prices are as follows:
95-octane gasoline: LBP 2,651,000
98-octane gasoline: LBP 2,669,000
Diesel: LBP 2,576,000
Cooking gas: LBP 1,545,000
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