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Rising tensions between Iran and the United States are starting to impact global energy markets. Oil prices across the Gulf region have increased sharply, moving above both global benchmark prices and U.S. crude prices. One of the biggest movers is Murban crude, the main crude oil exported by the UAE. Because Murban is widely used […]

Dubai: The UAE Fuel Price Committee has announced the new retail fuel prices for March 2026, with slight increases in petrol and diesel rates. Under the updated pricing: Diesel prices have also seen an increase. The fuel is now available at Dh2.72 per litre, up from Dh2.52 per litre previously. These revised fuel prices officially

Petrol prices in the UAE could go up in March 2026 after global oil prices jumped in February. The rise comes amid ongoing tensions between the US and Iran. In February, oil prices climbed due to fears of a possible US-Iran conflict, with Brent crude crossing $71 per barrel. Analysts warn that if tensions escalate

The UAE is expected to remain one of the Middle East’s strongest economies in 2026, even with lower oil prices and regional uncertainties. Non-oil sectors, like private businesses in Dubai, infrastructure projects in Abu Dhabi, and tourism in the northern emirates, are driving most of this growth. A recent S&P Global report shows the UAE’s

The UAE announced the fuel prices for February 2026 on Saturday, January 31. Compared to January, petrol prices have slightly dipped across all variants. The new rates, effective from February 1, 2026, are: The UAE has been linking fuel prices to international rates since petrol price deregulation in 2015, ensuring prices reflect global market trends.

Dubai: Fuel prices in the UAE for February 2026 are expected to be announced soon. After petrol and diesel rates dropped in January, global crude oil prices have started to trend upward again toward the end of the month. This rebound in oil markets could directly impact fuel costs at the pump for motorists. Current

Oil markets steady as analysts say excess supply, not politics, is driving prices Dubai: UAE drivers are unlikely to face an immediate increase in petrol or diesel prices despite ongoing political unrest in Venezuela. Analysts say global oil markets remain well supplied, which is helping absorb geopolitical shocks and keeping fuel prices stable. Vijay Valecha,