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Non-subsidized fuel prices adjusted in Bali
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PT Pertamina Patra Niaga implemented new non-subsidized fuel prices in Bali effective June 1, 2026. Pertamax Turbo Octane 98 increased by Rp. 850 per liter, from Rp. 19,900 to Rp. 20,750 per liter. Conversely, Dexlite saw a price reduction of Rp. 3,000 per liter, moving from Rp. 26,000 to Rp. 23,000 per liter, and Pertamina Dex decreased by Rp. 3,100 per liter, from Rp. 27,900 to Rp. 24,800 per liter. Prices for State-subsidized fuels, including Pertalite, Pertamax, Pertamax Green, and Solar, remain unchanged. Current prices for Java and Bali as of June 1, 2026, are: Pertalite Rp 10,000; Pertamax Rp 12,300; Pertamax Green Rp 12,900; Pertamax Turbo Rp 20,750; Dexlite Rp 23,000; Pertamina Dex Rp 24,800; and Solar Subsidi Rp 6,800 per liter.
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