Fuel prices have been increased by between Tk 15 and Tk 20 per litre, as the government moves to align domestic rates with rising global oil markets.
The new prices, which come into effect from Sunday, apply to all major fuel types at the consumer level, according to an official announcement.
Under the revised rates, diesel has been set at Tk 115 per litre, octane at Tk 140 per litre, petrol at Tk 135 per litre, and kerosene at Tk 130 per litre.
Compared with the previous adjustment on 1 February 2026, the latest revision marks a significant rise across the board. Diesel has increased from Tk 100 to Tk 115 per litre, a Tk 15 hike.
Kerosene has gone up from Tk 112 to Tk 130, an increase of Tk 18. Octane has recorded the highest jump, rising by Tk 20 from Tk 120 to Tk 140 per litre, while petrol has climbed from Tk 116 to Tk 135, up by Tk 19.
In a press release, the Power, Energy and Mineral Resources Division said the adjustment was necessary to maintain stability in fuel supply and to reflect developments in the international energy market.
The announcement was confirmed by Muhammad Arif Sadeq, Information and Public Relations Officer of the Ministry of Power, Energy and Mineral Resources.