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Republika Srpska extends fuel subsidy to October 15 amid near-$100 oil

The government of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Serb entity, Republika Srpska, has extended its fuel subsidy until October 15. The measure is in place as crude oil prices remain close to $100 a barrel. It continues support for consumers and businesses.

The programme sets a subsidy level of €0.05 per litre. As participation expanded, the fiscal cost rose, with monthly reimbursements increasing from about €900,000 in the first month to approximately €1.5 million. Total payments under the scheme have reached around €7 million.

Fuel support impact on transport costs and public finances

The extension provides temporary protection against higher transport and operating costs. At the same time, it increases pressure on the entity’s public finances if elevated oil prices persist. Fuel support can soften the immediate inflationary effect for households and companies while shifting part of the price shock to the government budget.

RiTE borrowing guarantee for mining dump trucks

Separately, the government approved a guarantee for new borrowing by RiTE, the integrated coal mine and thermal power plant operator. The loan is intended to finance purchases of mining dump trucks, while the loan value was not disclosed. The decisions cover both fuel affordability measures and support linked to domestic coal production.

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