💨 Abstract
Surging global oil prices have reduced the expected fuel price cuts for South African motorists in early February 2026. Initially forecasted to drop by around 90 cents and 85 cents per litre for 95 and 93 octane petrol, respectively, the cuts are now expected to be 66 cents and 64 cents. Diesel price relief has also been scaled back due to rising international crude oil prices, driven by geopolitical tensions.
Courtesy: Garrin Lambley
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