“The Ministries of Economy and Finance (MEF) and of Commerce and Industry (MCI), on the recommendation of the Advisory Council dated March 31, 2026, inform the general public, importers, distributors, and consumers of petroleum products in particular, that pump prices in force across the national territory are set as follows: gasoline at 725 gourdes per gallon, diesel at 850 gourdes, and kerosene at 845 gourdes. This notice takes effect on April 2, 2026,” according to the note signed by Serge Gabriel Collin, Minister of Economy and Finance, and the acting Minister of Commerce and Industry, Sandra Paulemon of Planning, on behalf of James Monazard.

Before the announced change, the price per gallon of gasoline was 560 gourdes, diesel 620 gourdes, and kerosene 615 gourdes. This represents increases of 165 gourdes for gasoline, 230 gourdes for diesel, and 230 gourdes for kerosene.