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We'd expect the 5060-series cards to be priced close to the retail pricing for the 4060 series, for better or worse—$300 for the 4060, $400 for the 8GB 4060 Ti, and somewhere in the $450 to $500 range for the 16GB 5060 Ti. The RTX 3050 currently sells for $200 or less, but it launched at $249 when it was introduced.
I somehow doubt the 5060 will be priced at $300 even in US-style list prices.
A 2060 still sells above $200, with models like Super etc going for as much as $350-400... it seems exceedingly unlikely they'd price a new offering that low.