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Fuel Prices in Liberia Stay Steady Amid Regional Variance
Offshore Africa
|November 2025
Liberia's Ministry of Commerce and Industry (MOCI), in consultation with the Liberia Petroleum Refining Company (LPRC), has announced that while U.S. Dollar-denominated prices for gasoline (PMS) and fuel oil (AGO) remain unchanged, the Liberian Dollar (LD) equivalent at the pump has been adjusted to reflect the latest exchange rate.
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As of November 6, 2025, pump prices are set at US $4.02 (LD 740) per gallon for gasoline and US $4.33 (LD 800) for fuel oil, using an exchange rate of LD 184.35 = US $1.
This approach indicates the government's attempt to stabilise petrol and diesel costs in dollar terms, while acknowledging currency depreciation's impact on local-currency pricing. MOCI and LPRC said their inspectorate teams will monitor retailers to prevent unauthorised increases and to ensure fair competition.
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