Petrol prices will remained unchanged heading into the new year, the UAE Fuel Price Committee announced on Tuesday.
It means the cost of Super 98 remains at AED2.61 a litre, Special 95 stays at AED2.50 a litre, E-Plus 91 will continue through January at AED2.43, and Diesel stays at AED2.68 per litre.
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