Maximum prices for derivatives are set for today and tomorrow

The Ministry of Industry, Trade, and Entrepreneurship has announced the maximum retail prices for various derivatives for today and tomorrow. According to the official statement, the maximum price set for fuel for both days is 1.70 euro-cents per liter. Gasoline is set at 1.53 euro-cents per liter, and gas is set at 0.63 cents per liter.

The price for fuel has seen a slight reduction, decreasing by 1 cent compared to yesterday’s rate of 1.71 euro-cents per liter. In contrast, the maximum prices for both gasoline and gas remain unchanged from the rates established yesterday. These published prices are set against a backdrop of volatility in global energy markets.

Since the conflict that began in the Middle East on February 28, fuel prices in Kosovo have experienced significant fluctuations, at one point reaching as high as 1.91 euro-cents per liter. The Ministry’s announcement provides the official benchmarks for the cost of these essential commodities for both today and tomorrow, guiding market expectations.

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