Alarm at gas stations in the region: Diesel becomes more expensive in Croatia, drivers panic! Fuel prices have skyrocketed everywhere, but in Serbia they remain under control, here's WHY!

Alarm at gas stations in the region: Diesel becomes more expensive in Croatia, drivers panic! Fuel prices have skyrocketed everywhere, but in Serbia they remain under control, here’s WHY! Croatia is experiencing a notable increase in fuel prices, with diesel set to rise by 24 cents per liter and gasoline by nine cents. In contrast, Serbia’s government has extended a decree limiting retail fuel price increases to a maximum of three dinars, resulting in more stable prices compared to regional neighbors. This measure aims to soften the impact of global energy market disruptions.

• Croatia is facing significant fuel price increases, with diesel rising by 24 cents and gasoline by nine cents per liter.
• Blue diesel in Croatia will see the largest jump, increasing by 26 cents per liter.
• Serbia maintains stable fuel prices through a government decree that limits retail price increases to three dinars per liter.
• The Serbian government has extended this decree for an additional 60 days to counter global energy market volatility.
• Current maximum fuel prices in Serbia are 203 dinars per liter for Eurodiesel and 184 dinars per liter for Europremium BMB gasoline.