Refill nozzles at gas stations. File photoBELGRADE, Apr 29 In Serbia, the marginal prices for gasoline and diesel fuel have been increased by almost ten dinars, according to the Ministry of Trade, Tourism and Telecommunications. Thus, from April 29 to May 6, a liter of Eurodiesel will cost a maximum 206.2 dinars (about 1.75 euros), and Europremium-95 gasoline — 184 dinars (1.55 euros). This is 9.9 dinars (0.08 euros) more than the previous week (196.3 and 174.1 dinars, respectively). In Serbia, prices for petroleum products have been in effect since March 11. The maximum retail price of gasoline and diesel fuel is determined by the average wholesale price plus six dinars per liter. This indicator is set every Friday. At the same time, gas stations are required to fill the fuel tanks of customers with a maximum of 60 liters. «The government members also decided to temporarily reduce the excise tax on gasoline and oil for gas engines by 15 percent, given the current situation with the price of crude oil on the world market and an upward trend, which negatively affects the economic stability in the country,” the message says. In March, the Serbian government decided to waive the 20 percent excise tax on imports of petroleum products in order to curb price increases. According to the Ministry of Finance, this costs 30 million euros per month. In addition, the Cabinet of Ministers announced a price limit for sugar, flour, vegetable oil and pork, but the figures have not yet been made public. «humiliating US demand» to punish Russia
