Fuel prices in Serbia rise: diesel 224, petrol 200 dinars
From 15:00 on July 24 to 15:00 on July 31, the maximum price of eurodiesel in Serbia is 224 dinars per litre and Europremium BMB petrol is 200 dinars. N1, citing Danas, reports that both prices rose by 2 dinars week on week.
What matters
New ceilings
The maximum price is 224 dinars per litre of eurodiesel and 200 dinars for Europremium BMB petrol.
Period
These ceilings apply from 15:00 on July 24 until 15:00 on July 31.
Weekly change
Compared with the previous week, both diesel and petrol are 2 dinars more expensive per litre.
Breakdown by publication
How sources frame this story
Mobile shows the first 1; the full breakdown is available on desktop.
N1: new diesel and petrol prices published
N1, citing Danas, writes that from 15:00 on July 24 to 15:00 on July 31 a litre of eurodiesel costs up to 224 dinars and Europremium BMB petrol 200 dinars. A week earlier the ceilings were 222 and 198 dinars, meaning both prices rose by 2 dinars.
Overall takeaway
The new weekly ceilings rose to 224 dinars for diesel and 200 for petrol; both apply until 15:00 on July 31.
What this means for residents
For drivers
Until 15:00 on July 31, filling stations may not sell these fuels above the set ceilings; the actual price can be lower.
For farms
The report also notes the existing 184-dinar eurodiesel ceiling for registered farms across fuel sellers.