Thailand Announces Fuel Price Reductions Effective November 5
The Oil Fuel Fund Office has announced a 0.70 baht per liter reduction for most gasoline products, excluding E85, starting tomorrow.
According to a report by Matichon Online, the Oil Fuel Fund Office (OFFO) of Thailand has officially announced a price adjustment for gasoline products. Effective November 5, 2026, the retail price for most gasoline categories will decrease by 0.70 baht per liter. This reduction applies to standard gasoline and gasohol variants, with the notable exception of Gasohol E85, which remains unaffected by this specific price change.
For residents and travelers in Thailand, this adjustment may lead to slightly lower transportation costs when refueling personal vehicles or utilizing metered taxis that rely on gasoline. While the reduction is modest, it reflects broader trends in global oil prices that have allowed the OFFO to adjust domestic subsidies and levies.
It is important to note that this change is specific to gasoline products. Consumers should verify the exact pump prices at their local service stations, as regional variations and individual station pricing policies may still apply. Furthermore, the announcement does not specify how long these reduced rates will remain in effect, as future adjustments will depend on ongoing fluctuations in the global energy market. Travelers planning long-distance road trips across the country are advised to monitor local news for any subsequent updates regarding fuel price volatility.
