KINGSTON, Jamaica — Both grades of petrol will fall by J$2.94 per litre from Thursday, November 5, 2026, under Petrojam’s latest weekly ex-refinery price schedule. Diesel prices also edge lower, but cooking gas becomes more expensive.
E-10 87-octane gasoline declines to J$195.81 per litre, while E-10 90-octane falls to J$204.57.
Automotive diesel decreases by J$0.25 to J$246.41 per litre. Ultra-low-sulphur diesel also falls by J$0.25, reaching J$271.09 per litre.
Kerosene slips J$0.25 to J$233.97 per litre. In contrast, propane rises by J$4.50 to J$93.33, while butane increases by J$4.50 to J$115.19 per litre.
The adjustments offer some relief to petrol motorists, although the diesel reductions are small. The increases in liquefied petroleum gas prices could add pressure to household cooking costs and businesses that depend on bottled gas.
These figures are Petrojam’s ex-refinery billing prices, not guaranteed retail pump prices. Marketing companies, distributors and service stations add their own mark-ups, so the final prices paid by consumers vary across Jamaica.
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