Egypt Raises Fuel Prices by EGP 3 Per Litre

2026-03-10 - 13:04

Egypt has increased the prices of several fuel products by EGP 3 (USD 0.58), according to a statement from the Egyptian Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources. The new pricing took effect at 3:00 a.m. on Tuesday, 10 March. Under the updated rates, 95-octane gasoline now costs EGP 24 (USD 0.46) per litre, while 92-octane gasoline is priced at EGP 22.25 (USD 0.43) per litre and 80-octane gasoline at EGP 20.75 (USD 0.40) per litre. Diesel, one of the most widely used fuels in the country, rose to EGP 20.5 (USD 0.39) per litre. The price of natural gas used to fuel vehicles also increased to EGP 13 (USD 0.25) per cubic metre. The decision also included higher prices for household butane cylinders, with the 12.5-kilogram cylinder now priced at EGP 275 (USD 5.29) and the 25-kilogram cylinder at EGP 550 (USD 10.58). In its statement, the ministry said the price adjustments come amid ongoing geopolitical tensions that have pushed up global energy costs, including higher import, production, and shipping expenses. It added that the government is continuing efforts to boost domestic oil and gas production and encourage investment in... This content is for members only. Visit the site and log in/register to read.