MINT makes decision to regulate oil products prices, maximum trade margins determined

The Ministry of Industry, Enterprises and Trade has made the decision to regulate prices of oil products. MINT through a media report has indicated that it has signed the decision on setting protective measures for oil products used in transport. “This decision is the result of continued supervision of the oil market, [...]
The Ministry of Industry, Enterprises and Trade has made the decision to regulate prices of oil products.
MINT through a media report has indicated that it has signed the decision on setting protective measures for oil products used in transport.
“This decision is the result of continued supervision of the oil market, through daily evidence of Kosovo Customs and reports by the Central Market Supervisor Inspectorate, where it is estimated that import supply price changes are often reflected in the immediate increase in sales prices, while there is no proportional reflection in decline when supply prices drop, the decision said.
According to MINT, the allowed maximum trading margin has been established.
“Versatile view: up to 2 eurocents per litre; Retailing: up to 12 eurocents per litre of”, the venture says in the announcement.
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