Beirut: Fuel prices increased in Lebanon on Tuesday, with LBP 28,000 rise for both 95- and 98-octane gasoline, a LBP 13,000 rise for diesel, and a LBP 23,000 decrease for gas.

According to National news agency - Lebanon, the adjustment in fuel prices comes amidst ongoing economic challenges in the country. The rise in gasoline and diesel prices is expected to impact transportation costs, affecting daily commuters and businesses alike. Meanwhile, the decrease in gas prices provides some relief to households relying on gas for domestic use.

The Lebanese economy has faced significant hurdles, and fluctuations in fuel prices have been a recurring concern for citizens. The government continues to navigate these challenges as it seeks solutions to stabilize the market and provide relief to its population.