KINGSTON, Jamaica — Both grades of petrol and diesel will fall by J$4.50 per litre from Thursday, November 12, 2026, according to Petrojam’s latest weekly ex-refinery price schedule, offering motorists a further reduction in wholesale fuel costs.
E-10 87-octane gasoline drops J$4.50 to J$191.31 per litre, while E-10 90-octane falls by the same amount to J$200.07.
Automotive diesel decreases J$4.50 to J$241.91 per litre, and ultra-low-sulphur diesel also falls J$4.50, reaching J$266.59.
Kerosene declines by J$0.25 to J$233.72 per litre. Propane slips J$0.25 to J$93.08, while butane records a larger J$2.94 reduction to J$112.25 per litre.
The broad downward adjustment may provide some relief to drivers, transport operators and households, although the final benefit depends on the prices charged by individual retailers.
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 prices consumers actually pay can vary across Jamaica.
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