The UAE has revealed the fuel prices for July 2025, as reported by the Emirates News Agency (WAM). The announcement comes from the UAE Fuel Price Committee, noting that prices in June remained unchanged from May, which had seen a slight rise following two months of steady declines.

For July, petrol prices are set to increase due to rising global oil prices driven by geopolitical tensions, including the conflict between Israel and Iran and subsequent U.S. military actions against Iranian nuclear sites. The new rates will take effect on July 1 and are as follows: Super 98 petrol will cost AED2.70 per litre, up from AED2.58 in June; Special 95 petrol will be priced at AED2.58 per litre, an increase from AED2.47; E-Plus 91 petrol will rise to AED2.51 per litre, compared to AED2.39 last month; and diesel will now be charged at AED2.63 per litre, up from AED2.45.

Since the UAE deregulated its petrol prices in 2015, these prices have been aligned with global market rates and are reviewed at the end of each month. The increase in June followed heightened volatility in global oil markets, influenced by geopolitical events, changing demand forecasts, and speculation concerning OPEC+ production strategies.

In late May, the UAE Fuel Price Committee had announced that petrol and diesel prices for June would remain stable, with Super 98 petrol priced at AED2.58 per litre, Special 95 at AED2.47 per litre, E-Plus 91 at AED2.39 per litre, and diesel at AED2.45 per litre, a decrease from AED2.52 in May.