The Energy Regulatory Commission (RKE) has decided to lower the maximum retail fuel prices in North Macedonia. The official new prices apply from Tuesday, 10 November 2026.
New prices per litre
- Eurosuper 95: 93 → 86 MKD (≈ 1.51 € → ≈ 1.40 €), down 7 MKD
- Eurosuper 98: 95 → 88 MKD (≈ 1.54 € → ≈ 1.43 €), down 7 MKD
- Eurodiesel BS: 100 → 94.5 MKD (≈ 1.63 € → ≈ 1.54 €), down 5.5 MKD
The euro equivalents are calculated at the rate of 1 EUR = 61.5 MKD. Petrol is therefore about 11 cents cheaper per litre, and diesel about 9 cents.
Reasons for the price cut
The lower prices reflect a fall in wholesale prices of oil products and a weaker dollar. In addition, the government has reduced excise duties by 2 MKD per litre on petrol and by 4 MKD per litre on diesel. Diesel also benefits from a reduced VAT rate of 10 per cent.
How prices are set
The RKE sets the maximum retail fuel prices. There is no fixed weekly schedule, so prices change several times a month, and when market movements are strong, as often as four or five times. The decisions follow movements in global oil prices and the US dollar exchange rate. New prices generally take effect from midnight after the decision is adopted.
You can follow the current prices of all fuel types in the country on the page fuel prices in North Macedonia.
