The Ministry of Industry, Trade, and Entrepreneurship has released the maximum prices for various fuel derivatives for both today and tomorrow. According to the official announcement, the listed prices for today are 1.63 cents per liter for diesel, 1.44 cents for gasoline, and 0.60 cents per liter for gas. The price for diesel remains unchanged from Saturday at 1.63 cents per liter.
This represents a decrease from the price three days ago, when one liter of diesel cost 1.66 cents. The price for gasoline, however, has increased. This rise is attributed to the ongoing conflict that began on February 28 in the Middle East.
During this period, oil prices in Kosovo reached as high as 1.91 cents per liter. The conflict escalated following American and Israeli attacks across Iran on February 28, leading Iran to retaliate against Israel and US allies in the Persian Gulf. These updated figures provide the latest guidance on the maximum allowable retail prices for consumers today.
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