Kosovo derivative prices rise again

The price for a litre of oil today is 1. 18 euros to 1. 29 euros, while a litre of gasoline is traded on Monday.21 euros-center to 1.29 euros in the Kosovo market.

By yesterday (s Sunday) the price of derivatives had dropped in Kosovo by 1. 14 euros per litre of oil.

Oil Association Chairman Fadil Beryan has stated that today (Monday) there has been an increase in the price of oil derivatives.

He for the KKP stresses that the current price of oil derivatives is high compared to the standard of citizens of this country.

Although, according to him, the price has increased for one or two cents per litre of oil, it says there is a reduction in the production of derivatives on the international market, and as it automatically adds, the price of fuels in Kosovo increases.

The prices of derivatives on the Kosovo market approximately today are estimated to be 1.18 cents to 1,29 cents, while the 1.21 cents to 1.29 cents. These are the current prizes that have long been on the Kosovo market, which drew approximately. Today, there is a slight increase in oil derivative prices and its prices, and with that I can say it's a one-to-two-center increase. These prices, which I mentioned, are on the Kosovo market over two months, have followed in motion, but by few, prices have not increased”, Berjan says.

Berjan, among other things, has said that as far as prices are concerned, citizens are serving at the cheapest and best prices in Kosovo. He took Albania as an example, where he said 1.89 euro-centres are sold a litre of diesel and 1.91 euros a litre of gasoline

The price is known to determine the bell and production organization. There is a reduction in production, and the price of oil derivatives automatically increases. For our citizens, for the standard what we have, the price would be very accessible and satisfactory 1 euro... while, in terms of prices in the region, our citizens are serving at cheaper and better prices, concrete cases in Albania today are 1.89 cents a litre of diesel, and 1.91 cents is a litre of gasoline. And in Serbia, 1.80 cents at 1.85 cents, which means that our citizens are serving at the cheapest prices in the region”, Berjan adds.