Ghana is poised to see a reduction in fuel prices in January 2026, with petrol expected to decrease by 4.80%, diesel by 3.77%, and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) by 2.19%. This anticipated drop is attributed to a significant decline in international oil prices and a strengthening of the Ghana cedi, which together are easing local pricing pressures. The Chamber of Oil Marketing Companies (COMAC) has indicated that these changes may be influenced by recent price cuts implemented by major fuel retailers such as Star Oil, GOIL, and TotalEnergies. The potential reductions are expected to benefit households and businesses, particularly those in the transport sector. However, market sensitivities will play a crucial role in determining future pricing stability as the situation evolves.
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