Prime Minister Christian Mickoski issued a warning today regarding an anticipated decrease in oil derivative prices, effective Monday, following an announcement from the Regulatory Commission for Energy. Mickoski projected that gasoline prices are expected to decrease by approximately 4 lek per liter, while diesel prices are anticipated to fall by around 7 lek. Speaking on the matter, Mickoski indicated that the regulatory measures are nearing completion.
He referenced the agreement reached, subject to finalization, between the parties involved in the conflict in the Persian Gulf, specifically mentioning the United States and Iran. While final negotiations on this agreement are ongoing, Mickoski assessed that the market is likely to stabilize. He cautioned that even if the Strait of Hormuz were to open today, there would be a delay before vessels could begin transit.
Mickoski emphasized that the market’s trajectory is dependent on these geopolitical developments. The expected adjustments to fuel prices, particularly the drop in lek for both gasoline and diesel, are contingent upon the outcomes of these international negotiations and the subsequent official pricing announcements.
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Prime Minister Christian Mickoski issued a warning today concerning an anticipated decline in oil derivative prices, effective Monday, following an announcement by the Regulatory Commission for Energy
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