Oil derivatives in international markets are also beginning to reflect on the local market. Over the past 24 hours, the average price of oil in Kosovo has marked declines from 1.83 euros to 1.79 euros per litre, the Signal newspaper reports.
From the Ministry of Industry, Trade, Trade and Innovation, suggests that the Central Market Supervisor Inspectorate ( The IQMT has intensified field controls to carefully forward if supply prices are being reflected in consumers.
According to official data, in addition to falling oil, the average price of gasoline on the Kosovo market has reached 1.43 euros per litre.
To monitor the situation, MINTI accepts daily data given by Kosovo Customs concerning import prices. The analysis of the price movement is based on three main references:
Average primary day supply price;
Average supply price of the last 10 million litres imported;
The average retail price on the local market.
The ministry pledge that inspections will continue in the coming days to prevent any unwarranted deviation or price hikes at gas stations across the country.
Source Layer: Signal