Shocked Jordanians try to cope with sudden petrol price rise | Al Bawaba
Petrol prices may drop by around 5 per cent' | Jordan Times
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Drop in fuel prices welcome, but should have been bigger — motorists | Jordan Times
Jordan raises price of diesel and kerosene and lowers price of gas for month of October – Middle East Monitor
October sees drop in fuel prices | Jordan Times
High fuel prices mean Jordanians may burn books to stay warm this winter | Middle East Eye
Errol Marquis on Twitter: "@shyamiyer99 My friend check the currency rate in which these countries earn, the real picture will reveal itself. Petrol rise affects the price of all products, even Rs.300
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Katie Price aka Jordan seen filling up her Porsche at a petrol station in Malibu. Malibu, California - 04.02.09 Starbux Stock Photo - Alamy
Katie Price aka Jordan seen filling up her Porsche at a petrol station in Malibu. Malibu, California - 04.02.09 Starbux Stock Photo - Alamy
Representatives Propose Monthly Gas Price Stimulus Checks as Fuel Prices Soar | WJR-AM
Jordan bans TikTok amid protests over fuel prices
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Fuel price hike, bad time for consumers in Jordan | Al Bawaba
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Fuel prices see drop in January | Jordan Times
High fuel prices mean Jordanians may burn books to stay warm this winter | Middle East Eye
