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Cambodia Gas Prices Rise Again, Raising Concerns for Citizens
Cambodia's Ministry of Commerce has announced new retail fuel prices, effective until October 1, 2026. Regular gasoline will be 5250 Riel per liter, and diesel will be 6100 Riel per liter, raising concerns about the impact on citizens' daily lives.
The Ministry of Commerce of Cambodia has announced new retail fuel prices, which will be effective until October 1, 2026. Under the new pricing, regular gasoline will cost 5250 Riel per liter, and diesel will be priced at 6100 Riel per liter. This price adjustment is set to be implemented at fuel stations nationwide starting from 1:00 PM on September 21, 2026. The increase in prices, following previous announcements, has raised concerns about the economic impact on the daily lives of citizens. Cambodia's economy is currently facing inflationary pressures and fluctuations in global energy prices. The rise in gasoline prices is likely to have a direct impact on the transportation sector and logistics costs. It is also anticipated to contribute to a general increase in the cost of goods, potentially burdening the household budgets of low-income individuals. The government may find itself compelled to consider measures to minimize the impact on the public's livelihood. In past instances, rising fuel prices have often led to ripple effects on the prices of food and daily necessities, sometimes contributing to social unrest. Source: Koh Santepheap Khmer
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Koh Santepheap Khmer