Temporary fuel excise cut extended through June 21
Serbia's government has again extended the temporary reduction in excise duties on petroleum products, this time through June 21: until then the excise is 61.24 dinars per liter for leaded gasoline, 57.6 dinars for unleaded gasoline, and 59.23 dinars for gas oils.
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Serbian government adopts a new decision on fuel excise duties
Danas reports that the government has again extended the decision temporarily reducing excise duties on petroleum products, this time through June 21. Until then the excise is 61.24 dinars per liter for leaded gasoline, 57.6 dinars for unleaded gasoline, and 59.23 dinars for gas oils; the outlet notes this is about 20% lower. The original temporary-reduction decision was adopted on May 14 because producer prices for petroleum products had risen after crude oil became more expensive on the global market.
Fuel excise reduction decision extended to June 21
021 republishes the key parameters: the temporary excise reduction is extended through June 21, with rates of 61.24 dinars per liter for leaded gasoline, 57.6 dinars per liter for unleaded gasoline, and 59.23 dinars per liter for gas oils. The outlet also links the decision to the May reduction introduced because producer prices for petroleum products rose after crude oil became more expensive.