Fuel prices rise – Diesel costs 217 dinars, gasoline 191 dinars per liter

Diesel fuel is three dinars more expensive per liter at gas stations in Serbia from 3 p.m. this past Friday until April 17, and gasoline is two dinars more expensive per liter, the Ministry of Domestic and Foreign Trade announced.

A liter of diesel fuel costs 217 dinars instead of 214 dinars, and gasoline costs 191 dinars instead of 189 dinars.

Diesel fuel for farmers costs 184 dinars per liter.

The Regulation on the Limitation of the Price of Petroleum Derivatives, which prescribes the method of determining the highest retail prices for Eurodiesel and Euro Premium BMB 95 gasoline, has been extended until June 23. In the new Regulation on the Amendment of the Regulation on the Limitation of the Price of Petroleum Derivatives, which was adopted by the Government of Serbia on March 19, the 60-day period has been replaced by a total of 150 days, i.e. its validity has been extended until June 23.

According to the Regulation on the Limitation of the Price of Petroleum Derivatives, which entered into force on January 23 and was valid for 60 days, the highest retail price with value added tax is determined for Eurodiesel and BMB 95 gasoline based on the average wholesale price of these derivatives on the territory of Serbia, increased by the trade margin at gas stations of 20 dinars per liter, or 21 dinars as of February 21.

Ministarstvo unutrašnje i spoljne trgovine Republike Srbije

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