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Gas prices to drop back down

Costa Rica´s gas prices will decrease next week after going up a month ago. Beginning next Thursday, Oct. 8, prices will fall ¢ 26 for super, ¢ 24 regular and ¢ 22 for diesel.

Despite the up and down, this will be the fifth time this year gas prices are reduced.

Prices of gasoline are adjusted once a month and vary according to the price of petroleum products in international markets. According to the Public Services Regulatory Authority (ARESEP), the period of Aug. 27 to Sept. 10 saw a decrease in the international costs to produce hydrocarbons, which prompted the discounted rates.

The approved price reductions are:

(Colones per Liter)
PRODUCTS
Current
price
Approved
price
Difference
¢
Super
601,00
575,00
-26.00
Regular
582,00
558,00
-24.00
Diesel
506,00
484,00
-22.00

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