Diesel Prices Exceed 50 Baht After 2.80-Baht Hike

by admin | Apr 7, 2026 | Asia

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Thailand will increase retail diesel prices starting April 5, reducing subsidies for B7 and B20 grades, resulting in prices exceeding 50 baht per litre to align with market conditions.

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