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Fuel prices rise in Croatia for the second consecutive week!

According to information from the portal cijenegoriva.info fuel prices in Croatia increased on Tuesday for the second consecutive week. The price of a liter of eurosuper 95 rose by SIX lipa and is now around 8.17 kuna. The price of a liter of eurodiesel increased by 12 lipa on Tuesday and is now around 7.84 kuna. The price of a liter of autogas remained the same as last week, thus it is around 3.84 kuna. 

In the last two weeks, the price of a liter of eurosuper 95 has increased by a total of 36 lipa, while the price of a liter of eurodiesel has risen by 37 lipa. 

Namely, oil prices in global markets rose last week for the third consecutive time, as many countries around the world are easing restrictive measures related to the suppression of the coronavirus, leading to an increase in demand for 'black gold', while supplies are decreasing. On the London market, the price of a barrel rose by 5.2 percent last week to $32.50, while on the American market, the price of a barrel increased by nearly 20 percent to $29.43.

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