OKTA Increases Discount, Makpetrol Reduces its Diesel Price to 92.5 Denars

OKTA has decided to increase its discount to retail and wholesale traders, being offered until April 6, by an additional denar. As the company said on Tuesday, the initiative aims to enable them to convey the benefit to end users in the country.

The same day, Makpetrol said it would additionally reduce its diesel price, to 92.5 denars per liter, i.e. it’s about a three-denar reduction.

PM Mickoski said there were no issues related to fuel supply in the country, while state reserves were stable. He also stated that the Government had reacted timely and resolutely to mitigate direct effects on citizens and the economy.

However, SDSM leader Filipche again called on the government to accept his party’s proposals, including no VAT on basic food products and a four-denar reduction with regards to excise duties.