Source published: 31 Oct 2026
Urgency: Context · Evidence: Attributed claim
Petra reports that Jordan’s petroleum-pricing committee set November prices from November 1: 90-octane petrol at JD1.080 per litre and 95-octane at JD1.375. Diesel stays at JD0.900 and kerosene at JD0.550 per litre; the 12.5kg domestic LPG cylinder remains JD7. These are the committee’s announced retail rates.
What the sources establish
The claimant is the petroleum-pricing committee, relayed by Petra. The signed schedule and retail implementation were not separately inspected. Dinar values convert the report’s fils amounts using 1,000 fils per dinar; government subsidy estimates are not independently verified or adopted. This is the retail petroleum decision, separate from the electricity-bill adjustment. Midnight UTC represents the October 31 publication date; the visible 17:10:56 clock has no inspected UTC offset. November 1 is the stated effective date, not the announcement time.
Evidence last checked: 31 Oct 2026 15:13 UTC.
31 Oct 2026 15:13 UTC — First published with explicit institutional attribution, evidence limits and representative mapping; identifying and operational details excluded.
Sources
- Jordan News Agency (Petra)
State-wire relay of the petroleum-pricing committee’s monthly retail-price announcement.