nofian
29th March 2012 |
Currently, the price of gasoline in indonesia is iDR4500. If we compare the price in USD, it become USD 0,35. We hope the data can be update. Thanx. |
Eddie Wikina
19th January 2012 |
Outcome of the recent fuel subsidy strike in Nigeria is that petrol price is fixed at N97 per liter, which is equivalent to $0.61 at prevailing exchange rate of N160/$. The chart should be updated regularly, if possible weekly due to the daily changes in fuel and pump prices, especially in economies where there is deregulation. |
jr rosario
19th January 2012 |
The Dominican Republic is not on this list, how come we our gas prices how could it be missed? |
Oladapo Jerome
15th January 2012 |
The actual cost of gasoline here in nigeria is yet uncertain pending the outcome of Labour group consent: but prior to this time, the cost of gasoline in nigrria was not in the list. Please note this ommission. |
http://thejobtoday.com
15th January 2012 |
Nigeria fuel pump price is becoming unbearable with the current situation in the country now. Government has peg it to N97 but the Labour Union is bending on the old price of N65 and no going back on the on going strike in the country. |
eie
14th January 2012 |
But seriously is there any relationship between being an oil exporter and an oil producer in relation to the retail cost of pms to consumers of that country |
Dr. Sunday Ige.
13th January 2012 |
these figures left me wondering where the minister of Petroleum resources of Nigeria got the figure she quoted to support her assertionthat PMS is cheaper in Nigeria than it is in Ghana.
In any case, she probably forgot that Nigeria is Oil producing. I wish to remind her that she will do well to compare us to oter major oil producing countries like LIbya, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Venezuela and Iran |
A M KAMAL GAYA
11th January 2012 |
Going by the present situation in Nigeria, indeed for those who knew Nigeria and what obtained in reality, thus the common Nigeria ordinary citizen is among the top most in term of living standard world over. The cost of living and income per head is such measured as second to non. With the present predicament in term of apparent difficulties on the side of ordinary Nigerian,there is a need for the present administration to reduce the cost of petroleum product for the teeming masses to benefit most. However,regardless of the plight of common NIGERIAN mass the price was just added, a situation most unfortunate. |
INDIAN
23rd November 2011 |
When it comes to INDIA people will pay almost 100% extra charge of that actual as taxes. The collected lump will be eaten by group of politicians....after their 5 yrs tenure case will be logged and never resolved.... |
h.er
31st October 2011 |
this priceses are not correct
for example Turkey gasoline priceses like $ 2,5 per liters
most expensive prices is Turkish priceses but the list not showing like that |
Peter Rens
15th October 2011 |
Not believable. New Zealand prices haven't been there for 15 years. Present price for standard is Kiwi$2.04 (about US$1.60.) |
YEAH
25th September 2011 |
Trust me Jose, That is a good price this days. |
Russell
20th September 2011 |
This is a chart from 1999. |
Jose Delio Ares Garcia
10th August 2011 |
You have not included the most expensive country of all, Dominican Republic. The cost of Gas in my country is US$7,00.00 a gallon OVER SEVEN DOLLARS! you can find that info here: http://www.seic.gov.do/paginas/Informaci%C3%B3n.aspx
and in this article here: http://www.diariolibre.com/noticias_det.php?id=301256 |
Raymond
10th August 2011 |
Dr. Ajay. You are correct. Which makes this an almost useless chart. Also at the top of the column it says "amount" not "ratio". Poorly designed chart and not nearly as useful as one would be that had actual pump prices. |
aya
18th July 2011 |
gas price in mongolia is 1500 MNT/liter for A93 gasoline (1 USD=1250 MNT) ....19/07/2011 |
DARANDU
23rd June 2011 |
The Official price Fuel (Premium Motor Spirit- PMS)Per a liter
in Nigeria is N65 = $65 US dollar |
Wilshire
5th June 2011 |
I'm WIlshire. I'm from India.. the price of petrol here is increasing at such a staggering rate that now i'm afraid to use my bike!!
I cant provide full statistical details, but we roughly earn 20,000 ruppees a month. We pay various bills, taxes, loans, etc.. We're a normal middle-class family.
The amount we spend on fuel is about a few thousands per month.
We use a motorbike which return a mileage or 45km to 50km per litre. almost 100 miles per gallon of petrol.
Now imagine If we used a car which chugs more petrol!! We'd be spending a big chunk out of our monthly income!
The price of petrol is now slightly more than 70 rupees a litre. Just last month is was about 63 rupees a litre!!
Compared to the current inflation, average salary, petrol is becoming dearer to us each passing day! |
Rizvi
16th May 2011 |
In India the ordinary petrol price is 1.6 USD (Rupees 68) The cost of Super unleaded fuel is more than this amount.
The government is cutting down the subsidy, further price rise is expected in coming months.
It is extremely high for Indians as more than 75% of the people earn less than 0.4 USD (Rupees 20) per day. |
Jerry Dunn
15th May 2011 |
Although it's not clearly stated, at the bottom of the chart there is a statement that the "Units (are the): Ratio of Gasoline Price to World Average", the average being 1.0, or 100% of the average, NOT $1.00 U.S./liter. Example: United States pays 0.77, or 77% of the world average whereas the U.K. pays 1.92; 192% of the average.
Therefore the published numbers are the countries' ratios to the overall world average on that day. |
zaki
14th May 2011 |
india now 1 ltr= 70rs means 1.55 USD |
Ashish
10th May 2011 |
That is really thinking about the energy power of over world.so save energy and save petrol and save environment. |
Chsemaan
4th May 2011 |
In Lebanon the price is now 25 USD / 20 Litres = 1.25 USD /litre |
Mike
27th April 2011 |
In Finland I just paid 2,48 USD/liter => 9,3 USD/gallon |
www.JurnalulTv.ro
23rd April 2011 |
In Romania, is now 2$/liter. |
Henry Kamala
20th April 2011 |
One would suppose, governments (especially developing countries) would try cushion its citizenry from high fuel costs. How do we expect to boost development when a key factor of production is un affordable? Taxing fuel to me is wrong, more so when there is so much wastage in government expenditures; this retards economic growth. I also think for Kenya's case, there should be no cartels/independent crude oil importers; and if necessary the government should subsidize the cost of importation |
Kenyan
14th April 2011 |
Kenya just went crazy...highest price ever super gasoline 111.17 Kes / per liter that's $ 1.32 per litre |
RonFin
8th April 2011 |
In Philippines, the current price for 95 octane gasoline is 1.32 USD (Apr092011, Davao City). Price of motorcycles are very low. How long should we wait for alternative fuel! |
Tehrani
30th March 2011 |
i am Iranian, from Iran
+++ The Information about Gasoline prices in IRAN is Not Right +++
*** The Gasoline prices in IRAN IS 0.7 US in Liter *** |
AlexYQM
12th March 2011 |
$1.19cdn as of March 11, 2011 |
Yetmgeta E Abdella
10th March 2011 |
The price of gas in Ethiopia in March 2011 is 1.09 per liter. |
Yetmgeta E Abdella
10th March 2011 |
The cost in Ethiopia is 1.09 USD per liter in March 2010 |
Dnzo
8th March 2011 |
again as somebody said, this is not price, is relation to world average!!!
if for example Uruguay is 1.95 it means that the price in Uruguay is 1.95 times more expensive than the average wor dprice, so if the average world price is US$ 1.5, the fuel in Uruguay would cost US$ 2.925... |
Kinder
24th February 2011 |
In France, gasoline is 2.21$/L currently (on 02/25/2011) |
James
23rd February 2011 |
It's complete nonsense that the price of gas at the pump can fluctuate so much. Once gas is available at a gas station, it is a delivered and finished product ready for consumption. In reality, it's been through all the production and distribution steps and is ready for sale. In other words, raw oil was purchased at X price, on X date, and transformed into gas... so once it's been turned into gas, there is no reason for the price to change (all costs have been covered).
So, how can anybody justify fluctuating gas prices at the pump? I could understand the price changing as different "batches" of gas are delivered, since the cost of the oil changes between production schedules, but overnight fluctuation is bogus. Other products in the world are subject to fluctuations in the market, such as coco beans, but you don't see fluctuating chocolate bar prices. |
Minh Tran
6th February 2011 |
In Vietnam, the current fuel price (FEB 2011) is 0.84 USD/litter (A92). This is one of the cheapest ones on the world market. |
Daniel
4th February 2011 |
In Argentina is 1.25 u$s or 1 euro (2011) |
IK
1st February 2011 |
Israel's petrol price is $1.96 per liter, yay, we are number one in the list ! : |
Cindy L
20th January 2011 |
Turkey super gasoline is U$2.51/per liter (21.01.11) |
Ghana
19th January 2011 |
Seems people are misunderstanding this. This represents the percentage of price in relation to the world average, not the actual price. |
Jamal
17th January 2011 |
Our country Malaysia now RON95=USD 0.61/lit |
TONY
1st January 2011 |
CA$1.183(US 1:CA 1.0009) PER 1 LITER, REGULAR GASOLINE ON DEC. 31 2010 IN BC CANADA. |
Sadegh Totfi
31st December 2010 |
Now in IRAN price is 0.7$/Lit. |
A Morris
21st December 2010 |
New Zealand petrol has again risen to the NZ$2 per litre mark but the average salary compared to countries like UK is under half. with a 2 to 1 pound to nz dollar exchange rate it makes the real cost of fuel in NZ very expensive in comparison to the UK. Public transport is poor in NZ and everybodu has to drive to work making Petrol a big outgoing expense |
anthony
6th December 2010 |
In new zealand every station has the minimum of $1.95 per L it is over $2 in some tourists areas too
(a litre is less than a gallon) |
turkish
2nd September 2010 |
turkey 4 Turkish liras = 2.646728 U.S. dollars 03.09.10 |
Jore
20th August 2010 |
The price in Italy is 2 euro pe r liter |
Romania
30th July 2010 |
In Romania super gasoline 1.5 USD/liter |
Shay
16th May 2010 |
IS THIS IN US OR EUROS????????? |
Steven
15th May 2010 |
And countries like Dominican Republic, which pays one of the highest gas prices, should be included. |
Oula Traore
11th May 2010 |
Gasoline pump price in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso is $ 1.33 per liter |
robina creaser
18th April 2010 |
Adelaide, Australia Reg unleaded average AU$1.35/L which I make about US$3.70/gallon.
That`s 3.8L/US gallon (not Imperial!) and AU$1.0=US$0.92c |
Randy
25th March 2010 |
I bet when you compare the price of a L of gasoline the the average daily wage/cost of living, in the US you would have the cheapest gas in the world. |
Pierre Lavallée
14th March 2010 |
did gasoline in Venezuela went from 0.03 us to 0.20us ? |
Edward
11th January 2010 |
There is definatley no reason for Americans to whinge about fuel prices. None at all. By not refuelling on certain days....and especially by making it public on facebook...the stock market is going to push the price up to cut the difference....which punishes everyone but the fuel companies. want to make a difference? buy a 1.4 liter freaking VW golf instead of a Suburban for your groceries. It is probably faster than your 5.8 liter American built V8 anyway...and more reliable. |
Turkish
3rd January 2010 |
Super gasoline prices is 2.42 USD/per liter in Turkey (01.01.2010) |
Turkish
3rd January 2010 |
01.01.2010
in Turkey super gasoline 2,43 USD / per liter |
Desiree reyes (USA)
11th March 2009 |
Does anybody knows where I can find a list of Gasoline and diesel prices between 2007 and 2009 (month by month), in South American and Central American countries. You can reach me at dreyes@sigma-alimentos.com
Thank you very much |
Peter (Botswana)
11th December 2008 |
Currently we pay BWP4.94/litre which roughly converts to roughly between $0.61 and $0.70 per litre! |
ernie (canada)
20th September 2008 |
What is the current gas prices in south africa at the gas pump.I don't want 2005 prices. How about 2008!!!!!!
Because canada is not .95 US a liter it is 1.40 Cdn. |
Manuel (Caracas, Venezuela)
4th September 2008 |
In Venezuela the price for a liter is 0.045 US$, so the ratio should be 0.02 |
Yaser (Egypt)
3rd September 2008 |
A country like Egypt subsidises gas with more than 90 cents per litre.. |
Steve (Kansas City)
14th July 2008 |
How current is "(most recent)" according to the title? With gas prices rising daily this can be misleading if even a week behind. OR, since gasoline prices have a relationship to $/barrel, are the ratio's more or less fixed relative to each other? |
theresa tardiff (british columbia canada)
13th June 2008 |
GAS IS $1.43 PER LITER IN B.C. AND UP TO $1.50 IN QUEBEC |
david wiley (michigan)
7th June 2008 |
Why the differences per country? Which countries use subsidies to help their populations? |
i.khan (india)
2nd June 2008 |
These prices seem to be old.
it would be quite useful to have current prices updated monthly.
thanks |
Bryan (BC Canada)
16th April 2008 |
Isn't it funny how some countries are just plain GREEDY and keep on taking no matter what the populations conceses are about the costs .Is it because we are just followers and not leaders .Sadam once said ,you can have all the oil you want ,as long as my people only pay $.05 a gallon for their gas.We some day will be on the buying end when we run out .We will have only one group of politations to blame ,the ones in power now .We are not a country of various sourses of transportation ,we for the most part depend on the auto to get places .I say we should sell our oil at the best price and we only pay the very minimum. When we buy products from other world countries we pay their going price and yet they get the best price.It's a game of who ever has all the toys in his box wins the game.Thank you . |
Shannon (US)
2nd March 2008 |
These numbers do not refer to a price. They're a ratio of the price of gas in each state to the average world price. Cuba and Mexico, with ratios of 1, have gas prices that are exactly the average world price. |
Clear Thought (South Africa)
12th January 2008 |
The major differences in price arise from:
1. Taxes (especially UK)
2. Transport and refining costs (one reason countries with significant oil resources generally have cheaper gasoline)
3. Government cross-subsidies (e.g. Iran where petrol is sold below costs.)
Interesting that in Iran in 2007 the government acted to reduce the cost of the cross-subsidy by rationing gasoline. I can't recall whether the price was increased or not, or whether there was a separate price for gasoline purchased above the monthly allowance. |
Richard (Australia, Adelaide)
4th January 2008 |
In Australia it is about US$1.25 a litre at the moment. There seems to be some other errors too. When i was in Japan a few months ago, petrol was trading at US$1.35 a litre, and in South Korea it was trading at almost $2 a litre. |
Gabriel Rojas (Bogotá, Colombia)
3rd January 2008 |
The price for Colombia isnt right, actually is 0.88 USD/liter, but i must say that is pretty accurate |
robert (chicago)
23rd June 2007 |
I would like to know what the average cost for a gallon of diesel fuel is in maybe Germany vrs the average for a gallon of gas in the US. Then if the average diesel car in Europe get twice the mileage as a gas car in the US the average European pays less per mile per travel. Then make the same calculation not including the gas taxes that drive up the cost of fuel in Europe. The European people get benefits from those taxes in excess of the benefits US drivers derive from their gas taxes making driving effectively even cheaper in Europe.
robsrealnews@yahoo.com |
Carl (Manitoba, Canada)
7th May 2007 |
What bothers me is that Canada is a gross petroleum exporting country. Yet we're paying the same prices as petroleum importing nations. If you note the other exporting countries (Saudi, Kuwait, etc), you'll see that Canadians are paying far more then should be expected. Why, as an exporting nation, are Canadians held hostage to the whims of international petroleum speculators - while major oil producers continue to see record profits? Don't expect "the government" to help: after all, with every fuel increase, they're joyfully lining federal coffers with more tax dollars. Am I cynical? You bet. Everybody who can is screwing us over. |
Sylvain M. (France (Paris))
30th January 2007 |
I have the same question as Daniel G. (26th June 2005):
Are the Prices expected to be updated here soon? |
David (Montréal, Canada)
26th August 2006 |
The price for Canada is right.
I have a question: What explains the huge difference between the top country (Uruguay, around 2$) and Irak (around 0,05 dollar) ?
Thanks |
Geoph Curl (Canada)
30th May 2006 |
I must say that this list is fairly accurate. .95/liter US$ is right around what you would be paying for gas right now here in Canada 1.03/ liter CND$. |
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