Retail fuel prices in Serbia have increased, with gasoline reaching 200 dinars per litre and diesel climbing to 224 dinars per litre.
The new rates took effect at 15:00 local time on Friday, July 24, and will remain in place until the next pricing cycle begins on Friday, July 31.
98 and $1.99 per litre, highlighting the widespread nature of rising fuel costs.
The adjustment marks a two-dinar increase for both fuel types compared to the previous week, when diesel traded at 222 dinars and gasoline at 198 dinars.
The rise in gasoline to the 200-dinar level is notable as it crosses a psychological price threshold for consumers, potentially impacting discretionary spending and transport costs.
These weekly price updates reflect ongoing adjustments in the local market, mirroring broader trends seen in other regions where fuel costs have been climbing.
For instance, similar upward pressure was observed in Metro Vancouver, where gasoline prices recently surged to between $1.98 and $1.99 per litre, highlighting the widespread nature of rising fuel costs.