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BANGKOK – Fuel prices across Thailand climbed sharply on Thursday morning, March 26, 2026, after the Oil Fuel Fund Executive Committee scaled back state support. [1]
The Oil Fuel Fund Management Committee has raised fuel prices by 6 baht per liter due to rising global oil prices and significant diesel costs, while planning support for vulnerable groups. (confirmed by 2 sources) [2]
BANGKOK, Thailand – An academic expert emphasizes that the Fuel Fund’s deficit is poised to surpass the 50 billion baht threshold should current subsidy levels persist. [3]
CHIANG RAI – Residents in Chiang Rai and Chiang Mai still faced long waits at fuels stations on Thursday, March 26, 2026, even after fuel prices jumped by 6 baht per liter at 5 a.m. [4]
BANGKOK – Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul, reversing course on Thailand’s fuel policy and removing long-running price caps on diesel and gasoline, may lead to an economic quagmire and trigger a wider price surge. [5]
BANGKOK – Sharp overnight fuel price hikes are rattling households in Thailand that are already weighed down by some of the highest debt levels in the world. [6]
BANGKOK – Opposition MPs in Thailand are hitting Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul with fierce criticism after fuel prices at the pump rose by as much as 6 baht per liter overnight. [7]
BANGKOK – Thailand is facing its steepest jump in fuel prices in years. On March 26, pump prices rose by 6 baht per liter, sending diesel and gasoline up by as much as 22 percent overnight. [8]
BANGKOK – Fuel prices across Thailand climbed sharply on Thursday morning, March 26, 2026, after the Oil Fuel Fund Executive Committee scaled back state support.
The Oil Fuel Fund Management Committee has raised fuel prices by 6 baht per liter due to rising global oil prices and significant diesel costs, while planning support for vulnerable groups.
BANGKOK, Thailand – An academic expert emphasizes that the Fuel Fund’s deficit is poised to surpass the 50 billion baht threshold should current subsidy levels persist.
CHIANG RAI – Residents in Chiang Rai and Chiang Mai still faced long waits at fuels stations on Thursday, March 26, 2026, even after fuel prices jumped by 6 baht per liter at 5 a.m.
BANGKOK – Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul, reversing course on Thailand’s fuel policy and removing long-running price caps on diesel and gasoline, may lead to an economic quagmire and trigger a wider price surge.
BANGKOK – Sharp overnight fuel price hikes are rattling households in Thailand that are already weighed down by some of the highest debt levels in the world.
BANGKOK – Opposition MPs in Thailand are hitting Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul with fierce criticism after fuel prices at the pump rose by as much as 6 baht per liter overnight.
BANGKOK – Thailand is facing its steepest jump in fuel prices in years. On March 26, pump prices rose by 6 baht per liter, sending diesel and gasoline up by as much as 22 percent overnight.
Pattaya, March 25th, 2026 Long queues formed at petrol stations across Pattaya today as motorists and motorcyclists hurried to fill up their tanks before a sharp nationwide fuel price increase takes effect tomorrow.
Bangkok, March 26, 2026 Thai motorists began facing significantly higher pump prices today after the government approved a sharp 6-baht-per-litre increase across all fuel types, effective from March 26th.