Kosovo oil prices rise, now what it costs

The Kosovo Oil Association has announced that these awards have increased as a result of the international bell. Currently, prices in Kosovo are, for 1.03 cents oil and for 1.06 cents gas. Economic experts estimate that non-formation of institutions is affecting all spheres and that citizens are suffering worse.

Prices of derivatives have been raised in Kosovo, and this is due to the international bell. But not the same, and so fast it happens even when prices go down.

Currently, prices in Kosovo are, for 1.03 cents oil and for 1.06 cents gas.

These awards last week were 0.99 cents and 1.02 cents.

Fadil Berjan, chairman of the Oil Association, says Kosovo is supplied with the freest prize in the region, and the movement in beer has had little impact on Kosovo as well.

Behrjan says it is better that Dogana is controlling the quality of the derivatives rather than the Ministry of Commerce.

Berjan is not reluctant to mention the case that a large contingent of about 40 Autobots stopped at the border because 30 of them were not of the right quality.

While Mustaf Kadrijaj, economics expert says our state depends on import and Kosovo businesses are exploiting the summer season for their benefit, since many exiles now occur in Kosovo.

The blame, according to him, falls on non-formation of institutions.

He advises that the government be formed farther away until early next week, because it appears the country is heading towards a crisis.