Diesel and petrol prices fall at filling stations in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Summary
Multiple sources report diesel prices falling across Bosnia and Herzegovina, by up to 13 pfennig per litre in Banja Luka and about one pfennig in the Federation, while Super 95 petrol prices in the Federation remain unchanged. The Republika Srpska government has extended its fuel-purchase support measure for citizens and businesses until 15 November 2026.
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BANJA LUKA, 8. oktobra (FENA) - Cijene dizela na benzinskim pumpama u Banjoj Luci pale su za 13 feninga po litru u odnosu na kraj
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Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Republika Srpska are marked because the reports cover fuel prices across these whole areas. Sarajevo, Sarajevo Canton, Mostar, Tuzla, Posavina Canton and West Herzegovina Canton are mentioned only as locations where specific pump prices were recorded, without any particular event tied to them.
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8 reports · 6 sources
- 12:12 PMFENA (Federalna novinska agencija)Open the original
- 01:15 PMDnevni avazOpen the original
- 01:47 PMRadiosarajevo.baOpen the original
- 03:39 PMFENA (Federalna novinska agencija)Open the original
- 03:51 PMDnevni avazOpen the original
- 04:14 PMTuzlanski.baOpen the original
- 04:39 PMOslobođenjeOpen the original
- 05:20 PMZenit.baOpen the original
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Total — strong signal (40–69)