The Ministry of Industry, Trade, Trade and Innovation has announced that the average price of oil in Kosovo has dropped from 1.13 euros to 1.79 euros per litre over the last 24 hours.

According to the announcement, the average price of gasoline has reached 1.43 euros per litre.

MINTI has announced that the Central Inspectorate of Market Oversight has intensified inspection activities in the oil derivative market to transmit sales prices in proportion to import prices.

For this process, the ministry has announced that it accepts official data from the Kosovo Customs every day regarding the prices of importing derivatives.

The report says that price analysis is conducted on the basis of three key references: the average price of the advance day’s supply, the average supply price of the last 10 million liters, and the average sale price on the local market.

Over the past 24 hours, the average price of oil has marked a drop from 1.13 euros to 1.79 euros per litre, while the average price of gasoline has reached 1.43 euros per litre, It says MINTI’s announcement.

The ministry has announced that inspections and market monitoring will continue in the coming days, with the aim of monitoring prices and preventing unjustified deviations in relation to import prices.

Source Layer: Insander