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90-octane gasoline rises while prices of other oil derivatives fall in global markets during first week of current month compared with November, according to weekly bulletin issued by Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources.

Bulletin shows 90-octane rises from 668 to 674 dollars per tonne (0.9%), while 95-octane drops from 696 to 693 dollars per tonne (0.4%).

Diesel drops from 672 to 615 dollars per tonne (8.5%), kerosene drops from 719 to 676 dollars per tonne (6%), and fuel oil drops from 355 to 337 dollars per tonne (5.1%).

Liquefied petroleum gas rises from 464 to 488 dollars per tonne (5.2%), while Brent crude remains stable at 64 dollars per barrel.

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