The National Energy Regulatory Agency reported this, noting that price trends in the domestic market reflect the decline in Platts' international prices for petroleum products, which has recently become more pronounced. Specifically, over the past 14 days—the period considered when calculating maximum prices—Platts prices for gasoline have fallen by approximately 17.4%, and those for diesel fuel by 10.2%. At the same time, the price of Brent crude oil fell by more than 15% amid prospects of easing tensions in the Middle East and expectations of a reduction in geopolitical risks. Under these circumstances, the National Energy Regulatory Agency has set the following maximum retail prices for the main types of standard fuel for the period from November 7 to 9: AI-95 gasoline—30.52 lei per liter (-28 bani); standard diesel fuel—35.73 lei per liter (-21 bani). NARE continues to monitor the situation and price trends on international oil markets. The agency assures consumers that the current pricing mechanism is as transparent as possible and ensures fair pricing of petroleum products. // 06.11.2026 — InfoMarket