According to unofficial information from the portal cijenegoriva.info, there could be a change in fuel prices in Croatia on Tuesday. Namely, the average tank of 50 liters of eurosuper 95 could be more expensive by 5 kuna. However, on the other hand, the average tank of 50 liters of eurodiesel could maintain the same price, while the average tank of 50 liters of autogas could decrease by 2.5 kuna. For now, this is the information from the market, but if there are any changes, Lider will, of course, announce it.
Otherwise, oil prices in global markets rose last week after three weeks of decline, as demand for ‘black gold’ could soon increase, given the easing of measures that were previously introduced to curb the coronavirus pandemic. In the London market, the price of a barrel jumped more than 23 percent last week to $26.44, while in the American market, the price of a barrel increased by 17 percent to $19.78.
