Amman, Feb 9 (Petra) -- Global gasoline, diesel and kerosene prices dropped in the first week of February, compared to January prices, according to the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources' weekly bulletin.

90-octane gasoline average price was down from $717 per ton to $715, or 0.3 percent, and 95-octane gas dropped from $740 per ton to $732, 1 percent, according to the ministry's figures.

Diesel price dropped from $688 per ton to $665, or 3 percent, kerosene was down from $722 per ton to $715, 1 percent, and fuel oil was up from $474 per ton to $481, 2 percent, the figures showed.

The average price of liquefied petroleum gas rose in February to $628, compared to the January price of $618, or 2 percent, the bulletin showed.

The average price of Brent crude fell from $79 per barrel to $75, 5 percent.

//Petra//SS


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