The UAE’s Fuel Price Committee is set to announce its July 2025 pump prices by June 30, following a period of stable rates in June—E-Plus 91 at Dh 2.39/l, Special 95 at Dh 2.47/l, Super 98 at Dh 2.58/l, and diesel at Dh 2.45/l
Recent declines in global Brent crude—trading near US $69/barrel—have sparked optimism among consumers and analysts. The fall in oil is linked to easing Israel–Iran tensions, sustained oil supply, and forecasts of an OPEC+ production increase in early August. These factors are expected to translate into lower domestic fuel prices for July.
However, there are still warnings: the results of the OPEC+ meeting on July 6, any new geopolitical instability, or unforeseen supply-side limitations could all have an impact on prices.
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Should you buy now or wait?
For budget-conscious drivers & long-haul commuters: If prices drop July 1, early fill-ups could yield significant savings.
For occasional users or fleet operators: Monitor the official July update; digital tools can help time purchases.
For speculative buyers: While a dip is likely, a sudden escalation or OPEC+ reversal could pause or reverse gains.
Tip: Fill up just before the month ends—if prices fall, you save; if they rise, you were smart to fill early!
