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In the last week alone, the maximum price of COR 95 petrol has fallen by 1.72 lei per litre, dropping below the threshold of 29 lei per litre, whilst standard diesel has fallen by 1.59 lei per litre.
Compared with the end of September, the total reduction amounts to 5.55 lei per litre for petrol and 2.70 lei per litre for diesel.
The fall in prices on the domestic market is driven by a decline in international Platts quotations for petroleum products.
In light of this, for the period from 14 November 2026 to 16 November 2026, the National Energy Regulatory Agency (ANRE) has set the following maximum retail prices for the main standard petroleum products:
– 28.80 lei/litre – for COR 95 petrol (-31 lei/litre);
– 34.14 lei per litre for standard diesel (-24 lei per litre).
However, from Monday onwards, the trend may change.
Today, 13 November, the current price of Brent crude oil rose by 2.71 per cent over the course of the day and stands at $96.14 per barrel. If this trend continues, Moldova can expect a further rise in fuel prices as early as the beginning of next week.
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