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Bahrain
Stable
$0.42
Gasoline /L
+20.0% vs pre-war
180d
Reserves
26 weeks
+6.5%
Food Inflation
Risk: moderate
20%
Oil Imported
Hormuz: direct
Fuel Prices
USD primary · BHD (BD) localPrices shown per litre. Local currency conversion uses live exchange rates.Last updated: Apr 23, 2026
Gasoline
$0.42/L
BD0.16/L
+20.0% vs pre-war
Diesel
$0.35/L
BD0.13/L
+25.0% vs pre-war
LPG / Autogas
$0.25/L
BD0.09/L
Jet Fuel (Jet A-1)
$0.32/L
BD0.12/L
Pre-war baseline (Feb 2026): Gasoline $0.35/L · Diesel $0.28/L · Current prices are 20.0% above pre-war levels
3-Month Price History
Pre-war baseline
Iran war starts (Feb 2026)
BHD · live ratesStrategic Reserves
Crude Oil Reserves
180days
26 weeks
6.0 months
Strong
Source: IEA/EIA0d30d60d90d180d365d
✈ Jet Fuel Reserves (Jet A-1)
20days
3 weeks
0.7 months
Low — Under 30 days
Source: Estimated from strategic reserves0d30d60d90d180d365d
Energy Dependency Profile
Oil Import Dependency
20%
of total oil consumption
Hormuz Exposure
Direct
Strait of Hormuz risk
Food Import Dependency
85%
of food supply imported
Fertilizer & Food Security
Fertilizer Cost Change
+22%
vs pre-war (Feb 2026)
Food Inflation (YoY)
+6.5%
year-on-year CPI food
Food Security Risk
Moderate
FAO / WFP assessment
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Government Response
Last updated: April 2026
- Saudi-Bahrain pipeline supply maintained at full capacity
- Domestic fuel prices held stable via government subsidy
- Emergency food and fuel stockpile maintained at 3-month level
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Flight Disruption Risk
ModerateJet fuel prices have risen ~38% above pre-war levels globally. Expect fuel surcharges on most international routes. No specific disruption data available for this country.
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Inbound Supply Ships
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Risk LevelStable
Hormuz Exposuredirect
CurrencyBHD (BD)
RegionMiddle East
Data SourcesIEA · EIA · FAO · WFP
Related: Middle East
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