The Prime Minister of North Macedonia, Hristjan Mickoski, is anticipating a forthcoming announcement from the Regulatory Commission regarding changes to gasoline prices. He believes the announcement will be made on Monday. Despite this, the price of oil is expected to remain stable, potentially with only a slight increase.
Mickoski stated his expectation of a reduction of 2 denars for lead-free gasoline and a similar price or a minimal increase of half a denar for oil. This indicates a targeted effort to alleviate pressure on consumers regarding fuel costs. He emphasized that this approach is carefully considered.
Furthermore, Prime Minister Mickoski clarified that he is not currently contemplating the implementation of restrictive measures or outright bans. He asserted that the country possesses adequate supply levels. “We don’t need restrictions and bans at this time,” mickoski affirmed.
The situation is being closely monitored, and the government is prepared to respond appropriately. “We are monitoring the situation and will react,” mickoski added, signaling a proactive stance towards potential market fluctuations. The focus remains on maintaining stability and ensuring sufficient gasoline availability.
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Mickoski revealed a 2 denar decrease in fuel costs, alongside a projected reduction in oil prices of the same value or a slight rise.