Kazakhstan will restrain fuel prices after the launch of the Common Economic Space. Fuel prices in Kazakhstan are going to be 10-13 percent lower than in Russia, Interfax-Kazakhstan reports.
Kazakhstan Minister of Oil and Gas Sauat Mynbayev said that tax policies - excise taxes in particular - will be applied to regulate the fuel prices in the local market.
He reminded that the customs terminals between the Common Economic Space member-countries will be eliminated starting from June 1 this year.
“We will be able to keep our fuel prices 10-13 lower than in Russia,” said Mynbayev.
Kazakhstan has been applying government control to restrain growth of retail prices of a number of oil products in the last few years.
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Kazakhstan will restrain fuel prices after the launch of the Common Economic Space. Fuel prices in Kazakhstan are going to be 10-13 percent lower than in Russia, Interfax-Kazakhstan reports.
Kazakhstan Minister of Oil and Gas Sauat Mynbayev said that tax policies - excise taxes in particular - will be applied to regulate the fuel prices in the local market.
He reminded that the customs terminals between the Common Economic Space member-countries will be eliminated starting from June 1 this year.
“We will be able to keep our fuel prices 10-13 lower than in Russia,” said Mynbayev.
Kazakhstan has been applying government control to restrain growth of retail prices of a number of oil products in the last few years.
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