Greek fuel prices expected to exceed two euros per liter

Analysts and government officials in Greece have warned of a sustained rise in diesel costs, with expectations that prices will exceed two euros per liter in the coming months. Reports released on September 22 and 23, 2026, indicate that this high price level is likely to persist for an extended period, creating significant economic pressure on both businesses and consumers.

The Ministry of Consumer Protection attributed the ongoing price hike to successive and continuous increases in refinery costs. This volatility in the global energy market is impacting local retail costs across the country. Experts caution that these elevated fuel prices may lead to widespread supply chain disruptions and general market instability.

Authorities have advised the public to prepare for persistent financial challenges related to energy costs in the immediate future. There are currently no indications of immediate government intervention to curb these prices, as the ministry maintains a pessimistic outlook on the near-term trends affecting the refinery sector.