Fuel prices in Slovenia are set to fall significantly on Tuesday, offering immediate relief to motorists after weeks of elevated costs.
The downward adjustment comes as wholesale crude prices have softened, allowing retailers to pass on savings without any change in government fuel duties.
The price cut reflects the broader normalization of shipping routes in the Strait of Hormuz, which has helped ease supply chain pressures and lower benchmark crude values.
Brent crude has retreated to pre-war lows, a trend that is now filtering through to retail markets across Europe, including Slovenia.
This development follows a similar pattern seen in other European markets, where easing geopolitical tensions have allowed fuel prices to stabilize and decline.
In Slovenia, the drop is particularly notable as it reverses expectations of further hikes, driven instead by the global commodity market's response to improved shipping security.