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Serbia, Government adopted a decree on limiting the retail prices of fuel

The Serbian Government adopted a decree on limiting the retail prices of fuel.

The Government has set the maximum retail price of Euro diesel and Euro premium BMB 95 at 1.52 euros and 1.45 euros per liter, respectively.

The statement from the Government said that the prices of fuel are limited in order to prevent greater disturbances and maintain the living standard of citizens, given that the prices of petroleum products increased in the previous period, which directly influenced the growth in prices of all other goods and services.

The measure is valid for the next 30 days.

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