Serbia Fuel Prices Unchanged: Diesel 236, Petrol 207
The Ministry of Internal and Foreign Trade kept last week's maximum prices, and the caretaker government extended the 25 percent cut in excise duties to November 8.
The maximum retail price of Eurodiesel in Serbia through November 6 is 236 dinars per liter, and of Eurosuper BMB 95 petrol 207 dinars per liter. The Ministry of Internal and Foreign Trade said both prices are the same as last week.
When do the new fuel prices apply?
The prices apply from Friday, October 30, at 3 p.m., until Friday, November 6, at the same time. The ministry states that businesses selling fuel at filling stations must apply the set retail prices immediately after they are published on the ministry’s official website.
New prices are published every Friday by 3 p.m. The ministry will publish the next price list on November 6, 2026.
What about fuel excise duties?
The Serbian government, in a caretaker mandate, extended until November 8 its decision to cut excise duties on petroleum products by 25 percent. The previous decision was valid until November 1, and the measure has been extended several times so far.
According to the Beta news agency, the excise duty per liter is:
- leaded petrol: 57.41 dinars
- unleaded petrol: 54 dinars
- gas oils: 55.53 dinars
The excise deadline expires two days after the deadline for the current prices: the ministry will publish new prices on November 6, when the excise cut is still in force.
How is oil moving on the world market?
The price of Brent crude rose 1.51 percent at 9:30 a.m., to 112.475 dollars per barrel, while US light crude WTI gained 1.59 percent, to 103.592 dollars, according to data relayed by Mondo.
