The Ministry of Industry, Entrepreneurship, Trade, and Innovation (MINT) released the maximum permissible rates for oil derivatives for August 8. According to the official MINT determination, the maximum allowed price for gasoline has been set at 1.63 euros per liter. This figure represents a three-cent reduction compared to the rate established on the preceding Friday, which stood at 1.66 euros per liter.
For consumers, the listed prices for other fuels showed stability. The cost of gasoline for the current day remains consistent with Friday’s rate, priced at 1.42 euros per liter. Furthermore, the price for gas has also been maintained at 0.60 euros per liter, indicating no change from previous listings.
These newly published rates for various oil derivatives will take effect at 10:00 AM and are valid for a 24-hour period. The announcement provides consumers and businesses with the official benchmark prices governing fuel costs for the day. MINT’s action establishes the ceiling for the market prices, ensuring transparency regarding the cost structure of key energy commodities within the region.
These regulated prices are crucial for market stability and consumer budgeting.
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