The Croatian oil company INA will, as unofficially reported, reduce retail prices of petroleum products by 5.5 percent to 9.5 percent starting Tuesday, and the prices of motor gasoline and the best-selling Eurosuper 95 are expected to fall below seven kuna per liter after a long time.
According to unofficial information, the best-selling motor gasoline, Eurosuper 95, is expected to decrease by 7.1 percent at midnight and will be sold at INA’s gas stations for a price of 6.80 kuna per liter, što je 52 lipa manje od dosadašnjih 7,32 kune. Thus, for the first time in more than three and a half years, since January 2005, the price of Eurosuper 95, as well as other motor gasolines, will fall below 7 kuna per liter. It is unofficially reported that starting tonight at midnight and for the next two weeks, until December 9, Super 95 will be sold at INA’s gas stations for 6.65 kuna per liter, što je 7 posto manje od dosadašnjih 7,15 kuna.
Super plus 98 will decrease by 7.1 percent, and its new price will be 6.85 kuna per liter, što je 52 lipa manje od dosadašnjih 7,37 kuna. Retail prices of Eurodiesel and Diesel are expected to be lower by 5.5 percent and 5.6 percent, respectively, or by 42 lipa. Thus, Eurodiesel will be sold for a price of 7.27 kuna per liter (previously 7.69 kuna), and Diesel for 7.05 kuna (previously 7.47 kuna). In percentage terms, blue diesel and heating oil will decrease the most – blue diesel by 9.5 percent, to 4.12 kuna per liter (previously 4.55 kuna), and heating oil by 8.6 percent, to 4.49 kuna per liter (previously 4.91 kuna).
