Euro diesel rises to 227 dinars per litre; petrol stays at 202
The maximum euro-diesel price in Serbia is 227 dinars a litre from 15:00 on 7 August, one dinar higher than a week earlier. Euro-premium BMB petrol remains 202 dinars a litre; the prices apply through 14 August, while reduced fuel excise duties were extended through 16 August.
What matters
Diesel: 227 din/l
The new maximum euro-diesel price applies from 15:00 on 7 August.
Petrol unchanged
A litre of euro-premium BMB remains 202 dinars.
Prices through 14 August
021 reports that this price period applies through Friday, 14 August.
Breakdown by publication
How sources frame this story
Mobile shows the first 2; the full breakdown is available on desktop.
N1: new fuel prices
N1 reports a maximum euro-diesel price of 227 dinars a litre and a euro-premium BMB petrol price of 202. Compared with last week, diesel rose by one dinar and petrol did not change.
021: diesel price rises
021 reports that the prices took effect at 15:00 on 7 August and apply through 14 August. It also notes the extension of reduced excise duties through 16 August.
Overall takeaway
Both sources agree on the maximum prices and their duration: diesel rose by one dinar, while petrol did not change.
What this means for residents
Allow for higher diesel costs
For travel and purchases dependent on diesel, the new maximum price is one dinar a litre higher than last week.
Reduced excise duties through 16 August
The government extended reduced fuel excise duties; this does not promise unchanged prices after the current period.
