Import prices for coke and refined petroleum products in Macedonia rose 90.9% in September compared with the same month a year earlier. They also increased 11.1% from August, with imported gasoline recording a 17.4% monthly jump.
The figures track prices at the import stage. They measure what happens before fuel reaches the pump, where drivers see the retail price.
Imported Gasoline Records a 17.4% Monthly Increase
Gasoline recorded the sharpest monthly increase cited in the September figures. Its import price rose 17.4% from August, compared with an 11.1% increase for the broader category of coke and refined petroleum products.
The two figures cover different groups of products. The 17.4% rise applies to gasoline alone, while the 11.1% increase covers the category as a whole.
The Annual Increase Covers a Broader Group of Products
The 90.9% increase compares September 2026 with September 2025. It applies to import prices for coke and refined petroleum products as a group.
For fuel importers, the figures show how sharply prices moved over both periods. For drivers and businesses that buy fuel locally, a separate set of retail price figures would show how much of that change reached the pump.
