The National Energy Regulatory Agency reported this, noting that maximum retail prices for major petroleum products continue to trend downward, with the pace of price declines becoming increasingly noticeable. For example, in the past week alone, the maximum price of AI-95 gasoline (COR 95) fell by 1.72 lei per liter, dropping below the 29 lei per liter mark, while standard diesel fuel became 1.59 lei per liter cheaper. Compared to the end of September, the overall decrease amounted to 5.55 lei per liter for gasoline and 2.70 lei per liter for diesel fuel. The decline in prices on the domestic market is due to a drop in international Platts prices for petroleum products. Under these circumstances, for the period from November 14 to 16, the National Energy Regulatory Agency set the following maximum retail prices for standard-grade petroleum products: AI-95 gasoline—28.80 lei per liter (-31 bani); standard diesel fuel—34.14 lei/liter (-24 bani). ANRE continues to monitor the situation and trends in international oil markets and assures consumers that the current mechanism is characterized by the utmost transparency and guarantees the highest level of fairness in the pricing of petroleum products. // 13.11.2026 — InfoMarket