COPEC Accuses OMCs of Withholding Full Fuel Reductions
COPEC argued that the OMCs are manipulating the pricing system to maximize profits at the expense of the Ghanaian public.
COPEC argued that the OMCs are manipulating the pricing system to maximize profits at the expense of the Ghanaian public.
These price variations between different OMCs have raised questions about the underlying factors contributing to this disparity.
This expected decrease is attributed to the recent drop in refined petroleum product prices on the international market.
While trading gold can indeed help reduce forex demand and stabilize the cedi, it does not directly translate into lower fuel prices.
This strategic move allows Nigeria to stay within its OPEC+ quota of 1.5 million barrels of crude per day
Recent data from Cedirates indicated the several Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) have adjusted their prices upward in the first pricing window of February.
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