Starting Monday, fuel prices in Montenegro will increase: diesel will be cheaper, gasoline will not.

Fuel retail prices in Montenegro may rise again starting Tuesday, marking the 10th increase since the beginning of the year.

According to the current price ratio of petroleum products on international exchanges and the exchange rates of the dollar and euro, both types of gasoline will increase in price by three cents, while diesel fuel will rise by one cent.

Thus, the new price for BMB 98 gasoline will be 1.69 euros (199 dinars) per liter, while BMB 95 will cost 1.65 euros (194 dinars), and the price of euro diesel, according to the exchange calculator, will be 1.52 euros (179 dinars).

Let us remind you that now in Serbia the price of Euro diesel will be 202 dinars per liter, while the maximum price for Euro premium gasoline BMB 95 will be 189 dinars per liter.

Everyone traveling to the Montenegrin coast should know that diesel fuel in this country is still more than 20 dinars cheaper, while for gasoline we need to pay 5 dinars less.

In the previous price regulation in Montenegro two weeks ago, the price of euro diesel increased by ten cents, while the prices of two types of gasoline rose by three cents.

The Ministry of Capital Investments will announce the final prices on Monday.

In Montenegro, fuel prices, unlike in Serbia, are regulated every two weeks based on changes in oil exchanges and the exchange rates of the dollar and euro.

Source:

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