March fuel price data from the CEF shows mixed outlook for petrol and modest relief for diesel customers. Here's what to ...

Motorists will breath a slight sigh of relief in March 2025 if the CEF's expected price of petrol and fuels hold true.

The latest data from the Central Energy Fund (CEF) for the end of the third week in February shows that petrol and diesel prices have fared much better. While petrol prices are still lined up for ...

Cape Town - Expect to pay more for fuel from Wednesday, with month-end data from the Central Energy Fund (CEF) pointing to significant increases for both petrol and diesel. 95 Unleaded petrol is ...

“To improve operational efficiency within the Central Energy Fund (CEF) value chain and deliver shareholder value, we sought to minimize duplications that inhibit the Group from being a catalyst ...

The Central Energy Fund has given a mixed outlook for March. Petrol users are likely to face a hike of between 5 and 19 cents per litre. The latest data also points to a diesel price decrease of ...

Data from the Central Energy Fund (CEF) up to 14 February 2025 points to petrol prices increasing by between x and x cents per litre in March. Diesel is showing a much more positive picture.

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The latest data from the Central Energy Fund (CEF) shows that while petrol prices are still lined up for a hike next month, the under-recovery has decreased from around 60 cents per litre at the ...

And we’re in a bit of luck as both grades of petrol are averaged out at a slightly lower hike than according to the Central Energy Fund (CEF’s) final analysis, and all other grades of fuels ...

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Based on its early unaudited data, the Central Energy Fund (CEF) warned of further petrol price increases in February. It predicted a rise of R0.63 for unleaded 95 and R0.66 for unleaded 93.