Retail fuel prices have fallen in Moldova by about 2% since the beginning of this week, due to a decrease in international Platts quotations – ANRE
As reported by the National Energy Regulatory Agency (ANRE), the main external factors affecting fuel prices, both on the international market and in Moldova, are: signs of a possible peace agreement between Ukraine and Russia, expectations that the OPEC+ meeting on November 30 will keep current production levels unchanged, and expectations of a possible interest rate cut by the US Federal Reserve, which could stimulate global demand for energy. As noted by ANRE, signals of a possible peace agreement between Ukraine and Russia led to a sharp drop in oil prices earlier this week. Subsequently, as negotiations continued, the results of which are still uncertain, prices returned to their original levels. Market participants remain reluctant to take an aggressive stance during trading until there are concrete signs of progress in the peace agreement negotiations. Under these circumstances, for the period from November 29 to December 1, ANRE has set the following maximum retail prices for basic standard petroleum products: COR 95 gasoline - 23.27 lei/liter (-1 ban); standard diesel fuel - 20.78 lei/liter (-10 ban). ANRE continues to monitor the situation and developments on international oil exchanges and assures consumers of the maximum transparency of the current mechanism, which guarantees maximum fairness in the pricing of petroleum products. // 28.11.2025 — InfoMarket.
