Starting from midnight on Sunday, November 2, consumers will experience a marginal reduction in gasoline prices, with a one-cent decrease bringing the cost down to $3.94 per litre. However, this slight relief at the pump is offset by increases in other fuel types. Diesel prices will rise by two cents to $3.36 per litre, while kerosene will see a three-cent hike, reaching $1.51 per litre. Additionally, liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) prices will vary based on cylinder size: a 100lb cylinder will cost $170.97, a 25lb cylinder $47.84, a 22lb cylinder $42.27, and a 20lb cylinder $38.42. The next review of fuel prices is set for Sunday, December 7, as announced by BGIS/BT.