Fuel Prices Are Rising Again. DP Minister: It's Cheaper than Our Neighbors
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MINISTER OF ECONOMY Ante Šušnjar (Homeland Movement) stated today that Croatia has the cheapest fuel of all the countries surrounding it, but that the government's tools for regulating the prices of petroleum products are limited, with this week's increase in fuel prices primarily a consequence of movements on global stock markets.
Economy Minister Ante Šušnjar said on Monday that Croatia has the cheapest fuel out of all the countries surrounding it. Šušnjar also reminded that the government's tools for regulating the prices of petroleum products are limited, with this week's increase in fuel prices primarily a consequence of movements on global stock markets. The government is using the space to
Fuel prices will rise again from tomorrow, and Minister Ante Šušnjar says that the Government has limited room for intervention due to security of supply and movements on global stock exchanges.
The government decided during a telephone session on Monday that the price of basic gasoline, diesel and blue diesel will increase by six cents per liter from tomorrow, and gas for tanks and cylinders by five cents per kilogram.
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