GOIL, a leading oil marketing company in Ghana, has introduced new fuel prices effective today, Tuesday, September 23, 2025, reflecting increases across its product range. The price adjustments come amid ongoing fluctuations in global oil markets and local economic factors.
According to GOIL’s latest pricing schedule, Super XP petrol has risen from GHS12.99 to GHS13.38 per litre, marking a 2.9% increase. Diesel XP has also seen a modest uptick, moving from GHS13.90 to GHS14.20 per litre, a 2.2% rise. Additionally, Super XP 95 is now priced at GHS15.25 per litre, further impacting consumers at the pump.
The price adjustments are expected to affect transportation costs and the broader economy, as fuel remains a critical input for businesses and households across the country. Motorists and industry stakeholders are urged to take note of the new rates, which are now in effect at all GOIL stations nationwide.
GOIL has yet to provide an official statement on the reasons behind the price hike, but analysts point to rising global crude oil prices and currency exchange rate pressures as likely contributors. Consumers are advised to plan accordingly as the new prices take effect immediately.
For further details on fuel pricing or related inquiries, stakeholders can visit GOIL’s official website or contact their customer service channels.