PETROLEUM PRICES IN ARMENIA HAVE ALREADY GROWN BY 9.3% SINCE EARLY 2012
arminfo
Monday, March 5, 18:20
Petroleum prices in Armenia grew by 10 AMD per liter in early March,
and by 9.3% since the beginning of 2012.
According to ArmInfo's monitoring, it is the third price growth
since early 2012. As a result, the petroleum prices rose by 40 AMD
per liter. Today Super AI 98 petroleum costs 520 AMD per liter,
Premium AI 95 - 490 AMD, Regular AI 91 - 470 AMD, diesel fuel costs
450 AMD per liter (growth by 30 AMD since early 2012). Since the
beginning of 2012, the price of Regular petroleum has grown by 9.3%
since early 2012, and Premium - by 8.3%.
The oil traders of Armenia continue explaining the price growth in
the republic by the growth of world prices of oil products, as well as
by the amendments introduced in the Armenian legislation on 1 Jan 2012.
According to the amendments, value-added tax is set on the imported
oil products against the former fixed payment. This has risen the
tax burden on import. The oil traders think that the prices will keep
on growing.
From: Baghdasarian
arminfo
Monday, March 5, 18:20
Petroleum prices in Armenia grew by 10 AMD per liter in early March,
and by 9.3% since the beginning of 2012.
According to ArmInfo's monitoring, it is the third price growth
since early 2012. As a result, the petroleum prices rose by 40 AMD
per liter. Today Super AI 98 petroleum costs 520 AMD per liter,
Premium AI 95 - 490 AMD, Regular AI 91 - 470 AMD, diesel fuel costs
450 AMD per liter (growth by 30 AMD since early 2012). Since the
beginning of 2012, the price of Regular petroleum has grown by 9.3%
since early 2012, and Premium - by 8.3%.
The oil traders of Armenia continue explaining the price growth in
the republic by the growth of world prices of oil products, as well as
by the amendments introduced in the Armenian legislation on 1 Jan 2012.
According to the amendments, value-added tax is set on the imported
oil products against the former fixed payment. This has risen the
tax burden on import. The oil traders think that the prices will keep
on growing.
From: Baghdasarian