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Late news :Retail petrol prices expected to rise 40 satang per litre this week.

The Nation (Thailand)

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(From The Nation (Thailand))

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Retail petrol prices could be jacked up again this week, following the recent spike in world oil prices that pushed up finished oil prices and pulled down to 90 satang a litre Thai oil retailers' marketing fee on petrol distribution.

Bangchak Petroleum expects an increase of 40 satang a litre on retail petrol prices this week.

Senior director Yodphot Wongmit attributed the recent oil-price increase to the Iranian factor and higher oil demand for the hot-season travelling period.

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