Fuel prices in Kosovo remained stable, showing no change compared to the rates established on the preceding day. The Ministry of Industry, Entrepreneurship, Trade, and Innovation (MINT) released the maximum allowable prices for August 23rd and 24th. According to the official notice issued by MINT, the ceiling prices for various fuels were set for the upcoming weekend.
Specifically, the maximum price for one liter of gasoline is set at 1.79 euros. Petrol is permitted at a maximum rate of 1.53 euros per liter, while gas will cost no more than 0.62 euros per liter. These figures match the rates that were in effect the day prior, indicating stability in the market pricing structure for the immediate term.
These revised maximum prices will become effective at 10:00 AM on Sunday, and they are applicable through Monday. MINT has also provided clear channels for consumers who wish to submit feedback or raise concerns regarding fuel pricing. Citizens can submit formal complaints either through the ministry’s designated email address or by contacting the toll-free helpline at 0800 11000.
The ministry continues to oversee the monitoring of these essential commodity prices to ensure adherence to established regulatory guidelines.
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