The Dominican government announced a decision to freeze the prices of its primary fuels for the upcoming week spanning from August 29 to September 4. The measure, enacted on Friday, maintains specific pricing structures while concurrently introducing price cuts to certain petroleum products and increases to two others.
Under this administrative action, premium gasoline is set to be retailed at 341.10 pesos per gallon, whereas regular gasoline will cost 310.50 pesos per gallon. The adjustments form part of the state's weekly fuel pricing policy regulating the domestic market.
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