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Changes at the Gas Pumps

At midnight, there will be some relief for consumers as the prices for regular gasoline and kerosene will go down at the pumps. Regular gasoline will decrease by fifty-five cents to sell at nine dollars and seventy three cents per gallon. Kerosene will also go down by forty-one cents and will retail at seven dollars and thirty-six cents per gallon. The prices for premium gasoline and diesel will remain at ten dollars ninety-nine cents and ten dollars twenty nine cents.

Price Of Premium Gas and Kerosene Drop

The price for premium gasoline and kerosene will register decreases as follows:
Premium gasoline will decrease by 59 cents from $10.99 to $10.40 per gallon;
Kerosene will decrease by 74 cents from $7.36 to $6.62 per gallon.

The prices for regular gasoline and diesel will remain unchanged at $9.73 and $9.48 per gallon, respectively.

Regular Gas Going Up in Price

The Ministry of Finance announces that on March 7, 2020, the pump price for regular gasoline will increase by 50 cents from $9.73 to $ 10.23 per gallon.

The prices for premium gasoline, kerosene and diesel will remain unchanged at $10.40, $6.62 and $9.84 per gallon, respectively.

The Ministry of Finance announces that on Thursday, March 12, 2020, the pump price of two fuel products will change.
The prices for premium gasoline will register an increase and diesel will register a decrease as follows:
Premium gasoline will increase by 52 cents from $ 10.40 to $ 10.92 per gallon;
Diesel will decrease by 60 cents from $9.84 to $9.24 per gallon.
The prices for regular gasoline and kerosene will remain unchanged at $10.23 and $6.62 per gallon, respectively.

Diesel goes down by 99 cents

Diesel gas will be seeing a 99 cent drop in its price effective midnight tonight. The price will be going from $9.24 to $8.25 per gallon. The prices for premium, regular, and kerosene will remain unchanged at $10.92, $10.23, and $6.62 per gallon, respectively. As per usual, the price change reflects the current demand and supply conditions of crude oil in the international petroleum market. GOB is monitoring the price movements and supply conditions closely and will work with the fuel industry to safeguard the pump prices paid by Belizean consumers.

The Ministry of Finance announces that on Thursday, March 26, 2020, the pump price for kerosene will decrease by $1.19 from $6.62 to $ 5.43 per gallon.

The prices for premium gasoline, regular gasoline and diesel will remain unchanged at $10.92, $10.23 and $8.25 per gallon, respectively.

Pump Prices Will Go Down Sharply Sunday

World oil prices are at a two decade low, the price for a barrel of oil has literally crashed.

But pump prices in Belize still aren't moving. So what's up with that? Well, the problem is the old stock. Because of the national shutdown, oil inventory is moving so slowly that the new, cheaper stock cannot get into the system.

But, when it does, for regular fuel at least, the price cut will be substantial, possibly historic. The Financial Secretary has told us that the price of a gallon of regular is going down by more than three dollars - the largest cut he has ever seen. But when? He says most likely by Sunday at midnight. Of course, the price cut comes just when no one can go anywhere much because of the national lockdown.

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The price of fuel where I live is $1.65, it has dropped tremendously in the last 40 days. Our state is on lockdown and the amount of cars driving is severely lower yet the prices drop. I believe it's internal to government manipulation. JMHO
From what I've seen in the 20 years coming to Belize, price has been about 1.5 time US prices.

West Texas crude at $-- 38.50 a barrel, yes, minus. As of 4.20.2020
WTI unbelievable.

PS, gasoline starts to go bad after a couple months of storage.