Shell has sparked attention in Singapore's petrol price scene by raising its petrol prices by 7 cents, just days after a 4-cent drop. This increase has pushed the price of 98-octane petrol to surpass the $4 mark, marking a notable shift in the fuel market.
In contrast, Sinopec has reduced the price of its 95-octane petrol by 1 cent, adding to the ongoing fluctuations in petrol pricing in Singapore. These changes reflect the competitive landscape among fuel companies as they navigate pricing strategies.