Retail fuel prices in Serbia increased on Friday, with both diesel and gasoline rising by two dinars per litre.
Diesel now trades at 222 dinars per litre, while gasoline is priced at 198 dinars, according to local market data.
In Metro Vancouver, gasoline prices climbed sharply overnight, with stations charging between $1.
The adjustment reflects ongoing cost pressures at the pump even as global crude benchmarks have retreated from recent peaks.
The price hike in Serbia mirrors a broader trend of sticky retail fuel costs across multiple regions.
In Metro Vancouver, gasoline prices climbed sharply overnight, with stations charging between $1.98 and $1.99 per litre, adding to the financial burden on Canadian drivers.
Similarly, UK motorists continue to face elevated fuel costs despite crude oil prices returning to pre-conflict levels, with industry groups warning that significant time remains before pump prices fully reflect lower wholesale benchmarks.