Cambodia Further Reduces Fuel Retail Prices Amid Global Price Hikes
The Cambodian Ministry of Commerce announced on November 11 that retail fuel prices will be reduced from November 11 to 21. Regular gasoline will be priced at 4,350 Riel/liter and diesel at 5,300 Riel/liter, reflecting government efforts to ease the burden on citizens amidst rising international oil prices.
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