Following the period of global oil market uncertainty and geopolitical tension, petrol and diesel prices in the UAE will start from July 1, 2025. It comes after consistency relative to two months, with June prices stable at the level of May.
Price break: What will motor driver pay in July
The UAE’s Fuel Price Committee announced the revised retail rates for July later this month. The new prices effective from Monday, 1 July are as follows:
- Super 98 Petrol: DH2.70 per liter
(From DH2.58 in June)
- Special 95 petrol: DH2.58 per liter
(From dh2.47 in June)
- E-Plus 91 Petrol: DH2.51 per liter
(From DH2.39 in June) (From dh2.45 in June)After a slight increase in May, this increase marks a noticeable innings after fuel prices unchanged in June and before two consecutive months fall.
Global stress oil prices rise
The price of July has increased, which was largely estimated to a large extent due to the increase in the prices of global raw raw in June. The market analysts had estimated a pressure on fuel prices, as oil rates increased after a series of geopolitical events.According to reports, after the conflict between Israel and Iran, Spike followed a sharp growth in the Middle East, leading to American air strikes at the Iranian nuclear sites. These developments increased the possibility of supply disruptions in the region, causing crude oil prices rally.
How to determine UAE fuel prices
The UAE abolished fuel prices in August 2015, linked to global oil market trends. Since then, petrol and diesel rates are revised monthly by the UAE’s fuel price committee based on rapid rash in global raw price prices.The revised prices are usually declared in the last days of each month and are applied from the first time of the next month. This transparent pricing mechanism helps ensure that local retail rates reflect international energy market conditions, both up and down.