Cambodia Announces November Fuel Retail Prices - Regular Gasoline at 5,050 Riel/Liter
The Cambodian Ministry of Commerce announced the domestic fuel retail prices for November 1-11. Regular gasoline will be sold at 5,050 Riel/liter, and diesel at 5,650 Riel/liter. This pricing is based on international market fluctuations and aims to ensure stable supply for citizens.
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