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Fuel prices to go up from next week
Belgrade,
8 January 2010
The Serbian Ministry of Energy and Mining stated today that fuel prices will go up by 0.85% from next week.
According to the statement, on average petrol prices will go up by 0.71% and diesel by 0.98%.
Fuel prices have gone up as a result of the latest alterations in the price of crude oil.
New prices will become valid on the day after their publication in the Official Gazette of Serbia, concludes the statement.
Fuel prices have gone up as a result of the latest alterations in the price of crude oil.
New prices will become valid on the day after their publication in the Official Gazette of Serbia, concludes the statement.
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