Lower-octane fuel prices in S'pore rise to narrow gap with higher-octane fuels
The gap between the costliest 92-octane and cheapest 98-octane is now 45 cents. ST PHOTO: ONG WEE JIN
SINGAPORE - The gaps between low- and high-octane fuels have narrowed as oil companies try to woo motorists back to costlier grades in the face of record prices.
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6606发发发 29/04/2022
Petrol companies are making millions of dollars by increasing prices of octane 92 while maintaining the higher 98 octane.
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