North Macedonia raises fuel prices as diesel reaches 100 denars per litre

North Macedonia raises fuel prices as diesel reaches 100 denars per litre
Photo: Birlik

North Macedonia's Energy Regulatory Commission has decided to increase fuel prices. Under a new tariff effective from 00:01 on Tuesday, 3 November 2026, petrol will rise by 2 denars per litre and diesel by 1 denar per litre.

As a result, Eurosuper BS-95 will cost 93 denars per litre, Eurosuper BS-98 will cost 95 denars per litre, and Eurodiesel will cost 100 denars per litre. The price of extra light heating oil (EL-1) remained unchanged at 110 denars per litre, while M-1 NS fuel oil rose by 1.30 denars per kilogram to 55.573 denars.

The commission considered reference prices for petroleum products on global markets, changes in the denar's exchange rate against the US dollar, and government tax reductions. VAT on diesel was reduced by 10 percent, and excise duty cuts were applied to petrol and diesel.

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