Barbadians will be paying less for gas, diesel, kerosene, and cooking gas in a few hours.
From midnight, gasoline will sell for $3.77 per litre, down 11 cents, while diesel drops 16 cents to $3.25 per litre.
Kerosene will be 5 cents cheaper, moving to $1.43 per litre.
LPG cylinders will also cost less. The 100-pound cylinder will be $161.47, the 25-pound cylinder $45.47, the 22-pound cylinder $40.18, and the 20-pound cylinder $36.52.
The next scheduled fuel price adjustment is set for March 1.
