The government of the Dominican Republic decided on Friday to freeze the prices of its main fuel products for the upcoming weekly period spanning from August 29 to September 4. Alongside the price freeze on primary fuels, authorities implemented reductions on certain other petroleum products while applying increases to two specific types.
Under this new pricing measure, premium gasoline will be retailed at 341.10 pesos per gallon, while regular gasoline is set to be sold at 310.50 pesos per gallon. The administrative adjustment aims to regulate domestic fuel costs for consumers over the designated week.
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