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Gas price up $1.42, diesel falls
Wednesday, February 27, 2013 | 4:59 PM
KINGSTON, Jamaica — Gas prices will increase by $1.42 come tomorrow.
87 and 90-octane gasoline will sell for $110.25 and $$111.91per litre respectively.
Automotive diesel drops $2.62 to sell at $114.12 per litre.
Kerosene and butane will also see a decrease in price, retailing for $117.11 and $55.13 per litre in that order.
Propane will sell for $42.52, up $2.92 per litre over last week.
Retailers and marketing agents will add their respective markup.
 
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