Jamaicans to pay more at the pumps
Published:Wednesday | October 7, 2009 | 5:52 PM
Motorists are to pay at least $1.40 more for gasoline come tomorrow.
The state owned oil refinery says the increases are due to changes in the US Gulf Reference Prices.
As a result, a litre of unleaded 90 will be sold for $68.33, while a litre of unleaded 87 moves up to $66.89 cents.
A litre of E-10 gasolene will now cost $64.86.
Both automotive diesel and kerosene have been increased by $1.10.
A litre of diesel will now cost $65.57, while kerosene will be sold for $56.64 per litre.
The price of a litre of cooking gas has been increased by $0.05 to sell for $30.57.
As is customary, retailers will add their mark ups to the announced prices.