Diesel will increase by between 51 and 53 cents a litre.
Ninety-five 95 octane, however, will cost you four cents more for a litre.
Economist, Xhanti Payi, says while the fuel price decrease is minor, cash-strapped consumers are looking for any relief.
“Yes it is true that we’re looking for any tinge of relief that we can have, I mean consumers have been going through a lot of pressure. You know that consumer incomes are not growing anywhere where they need to, even though we’ve seen a little of inflation fall last month.”
