Fuel Prices for the Week of October 24–30 in the Dominican Republic

Official fuel prices are set for this week, covering gasoline, diesel, and cooking gas. Find out how much you will pay to fill the tank and buy gas for the kitchen.

The Ministry of Industry, Commerce and MSMEs (MICM) has released the official fuel prices for the week of October 24–30, 2026. At these values, a gallon of Premium gasoline costs RD$358.10 and a gallon of Regular gasoline RD$317.50, the reference point for drivers filling up at stations across the country.

For diesel, Optimum costs RD$318.10 per gallon and Regular RD$270.80. For those who depend on diesel for freight, public transport, or work equipment, the price gap between the two grades can influence which fuel to use.

Households have their own reference points. Liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), known as cooking gas, is set at RD$135.20 per gallon, while Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) costs RD$43.97 per cubic meter. These figures help anyone calculating what it will cost to keep a gas stove or gas-powered vehicle running this week.

Other products have higher prices or specific uses. Avtur, the jet fuel, sells for RD$358.66 per gallon, and kerosene for RD$402.70 per gallon. In the industrial sector, Fuel Oil #6 costs RD$195.87 per gallon and Fuel Oil 1%S RD$232.64 per gallon.

The practical takeaway for readers is simple: check this week's prices before filling the tank or buying cooking gas, and compare gasoline and diesel grades based on your needs. These are the official figures set by the MICM for the stated period.