Thailand to Reduce Diesel Prices by 2 Baht/Litre in November
The Thai government has announced in the Royal Gazette a reduction of 2 baht per litre in the ex-refinery price of diesel fuel, effective from November 1st to 30th. This measure is understood to be aimed at easing the cost of living for the public.
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