Fuel Prices Fall in Morocco, La Réunion and France Amid Global Oil Calm

Morocco will cut fuel prices from 1 July 2026, lowering diesel by 96 cents per litre and gasoline by 45 cents per litre, as international oil markets ease after weeks of Middle‑East tension.

In La Réunion, the prefecture announced that the maximum price for unleaded gasoline will drop to €1.82 per litre and diesel to €1.53 per litre, reflecting a 15‑18 % decline in crude‑oil benchmarks and the continuation of regional subsidies that keep bottled gas at €18.

TotalEnergies said it will keep a €1.99 €/L price cap on gasoline and diesel at its 1 200 rural stations throughout July and August, and will extend the same cap to highway stations on five summer‑weekend periods (4‑5 July, 11‑14 July, 1‑2 August, 15‑16 August and 29‑30 August) to protect motorists during peak travel.

All measures are linked to the recent correction in Brent crude prices and the OPEC+ production stance, which together lower import costs for distributors and aim to ease the cost of mobility for households and businesses.