The Ministry of Industry, Entrepreneurship, Trade, and Innovation (MINT) has announced the maximum allowed prices for various gasoline derivatives effective August 7. The ministry’s decision established the ceiling price for gasoline at 1.66 euros per liter. This represents a reduction of 6 cents compared to the price set on the previous Friday, when it stood at 1.72 euros per liter.
For consumers, the current market price for gasoline is set at 1.42 euros per liter, marking a 3-cent decrease from Friday’s rate of 1.45 euros per liter. In contrast, the price for diesel remains unchanged, holding steady at 0.60 euros per liter. These maximum allowed prices for the derivatives are scheduled to take effect at 10:00 AM and will remain valid for a period of 24 hours.
The announcement provides updated pricing parameters for key fuel types across the market. The implementation of these rates is designed to guide the retail pricing structure for gasoline and related derivatives throughout the specified period. All reported figures are denominated in euros per liter, providing clarity on the current regulatory framework for fuel costs.
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