economy
April 3, 2026
VUČIĆ CALMS CITIZENS AMID MARKET CHAOS! State curbs price shock, takes on burden, and prepares reserves
The state keeps prices under control
TL;DR
- State intervention is keeping fuel prices significantly lower than market realities.
- Diesel and gasoline prices will increase by only one dinar per liter due to state intervention.
- The state will absorb a larger part of the cost, aiming to protect citizens' living standards.
- Serbia aims to have the lowest fuel prices in the region in the coming days.
- Inflation was kept below 3% in March, preventing a chain reaction of price increases.
- The state is securing reserves and supply stability for essential goods and energy.
- Financial buffers and responsible policies from previous years enable current state interventions.
- Long-term maintenance of minimal price increases may require deeper budget allocation.