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The rise in petrol prices to N1,532 per litre increases costs for transportation and production, which can push commodity prices higher.
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The average price of petrol in Nigeria has reached N1,532 per litre as of May 30, 2026. This increase comes amid ongoing food inflation, adding pressure on household budgets and the broader economy. Rising fuel costs can lead to higher transportation and production expenses, potentially worsening inflation and affecting consumers nationwide.