Decision on ceiling prices of derivatives returning, cause suspicion of manipulation

The Ministry of Industry, Enterprises and Trade has again decided to set the ceiling price for the sale of derivatives. This has come from inspections that have taken place by the Market Inspectorate, which has calculated pricing in place with movements in foreign markets. MINT has decided by means of a decision to fix prices and set measures [...]
The Ministry of Industry, Enterprises and Trade has again decided to set the ceiling price for the sale of derivatives. This has come from inspections that have taken place by the Market Inspectorate, which has calculated pricing in place with movements in foreign markets.
MINT has decided on price fixing and has assigned other safeguards for oil products.
According to the ruling, retailers can earn 2 cents per litre, while those with 12 cents in retail.
The allowed maximum Trade March of the majority sale is two eurocents per litre. The maximum allowed retail price is twelve eurocents per litre”, the decision said.











