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Fuel Prices in the Dominican Republic Hold Steady This Week

No fuel prices changed in the Dominican Republic for the week of October 31 to November 6. Here are the rates still in effect at the pump.

Key points

  • Premium gasoline: RD$358.10 per gallon, unchanged.
  • Regular gasoline: RD$317.50 per gallon, unchanged.
  • Optimal diesel: RD$318.10 per gallon, unchanged.
  • Regular diesel: RD$270.80 per gallon, unchanged.

The Ministry of Industry, Commerce and MSMEs (MICM) set the official fuel prices for the week of October 31 to November 6, 2026, and this time no product recorded a change from the previous week.

Premium gasoline stays at RD$358.10 per gallon and regular gasoline at RD$317.50 per gallon. For diesel, the Optimal grade sits at RD$318.10 per gallon and the Regular grade at RD$270.80 per gallon, with no changes either.

Other fuels for household and industrial use also remain unchanged. Cooking gas (LPG) holds at RD$135.20 per gallon and natural gas (GNV) at RD$43.97 per cubic meter. In aviation, Avtur is priced at RD$358.66 per gallon, while kerosene stays at RD$402.70 per gallon.

For industry, Fuel Oil #6 is listed at RD$195.87 per gallon and Fuel Oil 1%S at RD$232.64 per gallon, both unchanged from the prior week.

The current prices remain the reference at service stations for this week.

Why it matters

With prices holding steady, households and transport users face no added pressure on their budgets this week. Drivers can plan their spending around the same amounts as last week.

See today's fuel prices at divisasrd.com →
Written by Al Día RD using data from: Ministerio de Industria, Comercio y Mipymes (MICM)

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