Regulatory Commission Announces Reduction in Oil Derivative Prices
The Regulatory Commission for Energy, Water Services and Management Services for Municipal Waste in North Macedonia (RCE) announced a reduction in the prices of oil derivatives on June 1st, 2026, at 13:28. The decision, effective May 26th, reflects a decrease in global market prices for these commodities. The RCE implemented a revised calculation based on current market trends, resulting in specific reductions across several oil derivative categories.
Petrol prices decreased by 10.867%, diesel by 10.622%, extra light oil by 10.136%, and fuel oil by 8.238%. Notably, the reduction in export excise duties has been applied to diesel (D-E V) and petrol (B-95), decreasing the rate by two days per liter. Furthermore, the prices of Euro-diesel (B-95) have been lowered by 3.84%.
These adjustments aim to align domestic prices with international market fluctuations and maintain competitiveness within the oil derivatives sector. The RCE continues to monitor global prices and adjust regulations accordingly. —
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