According to unofficial information, prices of petrol sold at filling stations owned by the national oil company INA will go up between 0.03 and 0.12 kuna as of midnight. Prices of regular diesel, blue-dyed diesel and heating oil will rise between 0.13 and 0.17 kuna, while prices of Eurodiesel will remain unchanged.
As of Tuesday, Eurosuper BS 95 will be sold at 9.71 kuna per litre (now 9.59 kuna), Eurosuper BS 95 Class will cost 9.76 kuna (9.64 kuna) and Eurosuper BS 98 10.06 kuna (10.03 kuna).
Prices of Eurodiesel fuels will not be changed -- Eurodiesel BS will remain at 9.28 kuna per litre and Eurodiesel BS Class at 9.33 kuna.
However, regular diesel will be sold at 8.95 kuna per litre (now 8.82 kuna), blue-dyed diesel will cost 5.43 kuna (5.28 kuna) and heating oil 6.10 kuna per litre (5.93 kuna).
The price changes are in accordance with prices of oil products determined by the Ministry of Economy, Labour and Entrepreneurship and published earlier in the day.
