Thailand Fuel Price Analysis

Daily Thai fuel prices, Feb 22–Mar 22, 2026: policy and price timeline, baht-per-liter tables, the Oil Fuel Fund, government price intervention, Phuket broken out.

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Rebuild the Thailand fuel price report

Reconstruct the evidence on Thai fuel prices and policy, day by day, from February 22 to March 22, 2026.

Examine the March 18 intervention

Shift the focus to the March 18 directive and how it passed through to retail.

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Write a chronological evidence report on how Thailand's fuel prices changed between February 22 and March 22, 2026.

When researching, first verify the target date range, then confirm the fuel grades involved, pricing units, tax components, national benchmark prices, effective dates, gas-station brand observations and province-level locations. Explain the Oil Fuel Fund and government price intervention; do not treat retail prices as fully market-determined. Prioritize Thai government and fund announcements, regulator or ministry notices, dated gas-station prices, customs or energy statistics and credible market reporting; keep Thai names where necessary and add English explanations. Distinguish announcement dates from effective dates, national benchmarks from actual pump prices, and nominal changes from real changes, and separate the effects of international crude or refined products, exchange rates, logistics, taxes, subsidies, inventories and local demand. Treat claims about shortages, panic buying, Phuket Province or fund sustainability as hypotheses to verify when there is no direct evidence.

Finally, provide a day-by-day policy and price timeline, a fuel-grade table priced in baht per liter, a price-composition bridge table, province-level and brand comparisons on the same time basis, a Phuket Province case study, a source-reliability list and an uncertainty analysis. Reconcile conflicting data, make no predictions beyond what the evidence supports, and state the data cutoff and missing observations explicitly.

Explain the provincial price gaps

Change the causal analysis to regional logistics and pump-price differences at the same grade and time basis.

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Write a chronological evidence report on how Thailand's fuel prices changed between February 22 and March 22, 2026.

When researching, first verify the target date range, then confirm the fuel grades involved, pricing units, tax components, national benchmark prices, effective dates, gas-station brand observations and province-level locations. Explain the Oil Fuel Fund and government price intervention; do not treat retail prices as fully market-determined. Prioritize Thai government and fund announcements, regulator or ministry notices, dated gas-station prices, customs or energy statistics and credible market reporting; keep Thai names where necessary and add English explanations. Distinguish announcement dates from effective dates, national benchmarks from actual pump prices, and nominal changes from real changes, and separate the effects of international crude or refined products, exchange rates, logistics, taxes, subsidies, inventories and local demand. Treat claims about shortages, panic buying, Phuket Province or fund sustainability as hypotheses to verify when there is no direct evidence.

Finally, provide a day-by-day policy and price timeline, a fuel-grade table priced in baht per liter, a price-composition bridge table, province-level and brand comparisons on the same time basis, a Phuket Province case study, a source-reliability list and an uncertainty analysis. Reconcile conflicting data, make no predictions beyond what the evidence supports, and state the data cutoff and missing observations explicitly.

Compare gas-station brands

Shift the output focus to a time-matched matrix of brands and product tiers.

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Write a chronological evidence report on how Thailand's fuel prices changed between February 22 and March 22, 2026.

When researching, first verify the target date range, then confirm the fuel grades involved, pricing units, tax components, national benchmark prices, effective dates, gas-station brand observations and province-level locations. Explain the Oil Fuel Fund and government price intervention; do not treat retail prices as fully market-determined. Prioritize Thai government and fund announcements, regulator or ministry notices, dated gas-station prices, customs or energy statistics and credible market reporting; keep Thai names where necessary and add English explanations. Distinguish announcement dates from effective dates, national benchmarks from actual pump prices, and nominal changes from real changes, and separate the effects of international crude or refined products, exchange rates, logistics, taxes, subsidies, inventories and local demand. Treat claims about shortages, panic buying, Phuket Province or fund sustainability as hypotheses to verify when there is no direct evidence.

Finally, provide a day-by-day policy and price timeline, a fuel-grade table priced in baht per liter, a price-composition bridge table, province-level and brand comparisons on the same time basis, a Phuket Province case study, a source-reliability list and an uncertainty analysis. Reconcile conflicting data, make no predictions beyond what the evidence supports, and state the data cutoff and missing observations explicitly.