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UAE Fuel Price Committee Cuts Retail Fuel Rates for November 2026

The UAE Fuel Price Committee has announced reduced retail prices across all fuel categories for November 2026. The revised rates will come into effect starting 1 November 2026. Petrol prices fell by 24 fils per litre across all grades, while diesel rates declined by 5 fils per litre.

Published Source: Emirates 24|7
Issuing authority
UAE Fuel Price Committee
Jurisdiction
United Arab Emirates
Publication date
October 31, 2026
Effective date
November 1, 2026
Stage
Final rule
Official source
news.google.com
Illustration: A modern, clean petrol station forecourt in Dubai during daylight with fuel pumps, digital price displays showing numbers, and vehicles
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The UAE Fuel Price Committee has approved a reduction in fuel rates across all categories for November 2026, according to a report by Emirates 24|7. The revised retail prices are scheduled to take effect from 1 November 2026.

Under the new pricing structure, Super 98 petrol will cost AED 4.16 per litre, falling by 24 fils from AED 4.40 per litre in October. Special 95 petrol will retail at AED 4.04 per litre, down by 24 fils from the previous month's rate of AED 4.28 per litre.

The price of E-Plus 91 petrol will decrease by 24 fils to AED 3.97 per litre, compared with AED 4.21 per litre recorded in October. Diesel prices have been set at AED 4.75 per litre, marking a decrease of 5 fils from October's rate of AED 4.80 per litre.

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