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STO Lowers Petrol Prices, Diesel Rates Hold Steady

The State Trading Organisation announced a reduction in petrol prices through its subsidiary Fuel Supplies Maldives, effective from Sunday, cutting the rate from USD 0.91 to USD 0.88 per litre while diesel prices remain unchanged. This is STO's first petrol price adjustment of 2025, following the last revision in May 2024.

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  • USD 0.91 previous petrol price The Standard According to STO, the new price for petrol now stands at USD 0.88 per litre, down from the previous rate of USD 0.91—reflecting a decrease of USD 0.03 per litre.

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  • USD 0.03 per litre petrol price decrease The Standard According to STO, the new price for petrol now stands at USD 0.88 per litre, down from the previous rate of USD 0.91—reflecting a decrease of USD 0.03 per litre.

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  • STO implemented a petrol price reduction through Fuel Supplies Maldives effective from Sunday The Standard The price cut, effective from Sunday, was implemented through STO's fuel subsidiary, Fuel Supplies Maldives (FSM).

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