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Fuel price charts for your story

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21 Sep 2026Latest EU Weekly Oil Bulletin
2005 → todayWeekly history, 27 EU countries

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Source: fuel-prices.eu · EU Weekly Oil Bulletin

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<div class="fp-chart"><iframe src="https://www.fuel-prices.eu/charts/embed/ranking/?fuel=petrol&amp;view=price&amp;lang=en&amp;theme=auto" title="Petrol (Euro-super 95): the 27 EU countries ranked" loading="lazy" referrerpolicy="no-referrer-when-downgrade" style="width:100%;border:0;aspect-ratio:800/809"></iframe><p style="margin:4px 0 0;font-size:13px">Source: <a href="https://www.fuel-prices.eu/charts/?type=ranking&amp;fuel=petrol&amp;view=price&amp;lang=en">fuel-prices.eu</a> · EU Weekly Oil Bulletin</p></div><script async src="https://www.fuel-prices.eu/charts/resize.js"></script>

Updates itself every week. The credit line stays visible even if the chart is blocked.

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The chart as a picture, in the chart language and theme you chose: PNG at double resolution, SVG for print and editing. The title, fuel, date and source are drawn inside.

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Weekly

EU countries: the European Commission’s EU Weekly Oil Bulletin, national average prices including taxes, in € per litre. The EU average is the Commission’s own figure, weighted by each country’s consumption. In the full-tank chart, every amount in a national currency is converted at the official rate of the date of that price (the bulletin’s Monday, or the day of a live price), not at today’s rate: the ECB reference rate; for the Serbian dinar, the Macedonian denar and the Moldovan leu, which the ECB does not publish, the official rate of the National Bank of Serbia, of the Republic of North Macedonia or of Moldova; for the Bosnian convertible mark, its fixed parity (1 € = 1.95583 BAM). The rate, its date and its source are printed on the chart.

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Countries outside the EU (Serbia, North Macedonia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Moldova, Montenegro, Türkiye, the UK…): the latest price from each national source, collected by us as often as each national feed updates, from every 30 minutes to once a day — the average of the station prices where the feed lists every station (the UK), the national regulated maximum price (Serbia, North Macedonia, Moldova, Montenegro), the national average price (Bosnia and Herzegovina) or the mean of provincial prices (Türkiye). The date of each price is in the map tooltip and in the data file. The map shows these prices in euro, converted at the ECB reference rate of 25 Sep 2026 for GBP, ISK, TRY; the National Bank of Moldova official rate of 27 Sep 2026 for MDL; the National Bank of North Macedonia middle rate of 27 Sep 2026 for MKD; the National Bank of Serbia official middle rate of 25 Sep 2026 for RSD; BAM at its fixed parity, 1 € = 1.95583 BAM (Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina).

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Free to publish with the credit “Source: fuel-prices.eu” and a link (CC BY 4.0). The credit, the data source and the date are drawn inside every image. More figures and ready-to-quote sentences on the press page.