Prices of major oil derivatives in Jordan have been increased by 4.4% in line with global price changes, the Jordan Times has reported.

The rise of crude oil reached 4.01% during the 30 days preceding the date of the price adjustment, according to the ministry of industry and trade. Under the decision, unleaded 90- and 95-octane gas is to be sold from November 26 at JD0.600 and JD0.730 per litre, up from JD0.575 and JD0.700 per litre, respectively. Prices of diesel and kerosene were raised to JD0.515 per litre from JD0.495.