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Eurostat: fuel prices rise in September in Greece, Cyprus and the EU

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What is happening

What the sources report

Across the EU as a whole, fuel and lubricant prices for personal transport rose 31.4% year on year in September. Phileleftheros

The corresponding increase was 16.9% in July and 23.8% in August. Phileleftheros

The largest annual increases were recorded by Bulgaria at 42.2%, Estonia at 40.6% and Lithuania at 40.2%. Simerini / Sigma

In Cyprus the increase was 24.6% in September 2026 compared with the same month of 2025, according to Eurostat data. Phileleftheros

In Greece fuel prices rose by 23.2% in September 2026 compared with the corresponding month of 2025. newmoney.gr

Where they differ

Philelefteros writes that the annual rate of increase in Cyprus accelerated for a second consecutive month. Phileleftheros

INK writes that it accelerated for a third consecutive month. INK (Offsite, Brief)

Simerini / Sigma writes that another 12 countries recorded increases above 30%. Simerini / Sigma

Politis writes that a total of 15 countries recorded increases above 30%. Politis

Powergame writes that in Greece prices rose by about 23% in September. Powergame

newmoney.gr writes 23.2%. newmoney.gr

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All articles by time (9)
TimeOutletHeadline
12:12PolitisΆλμα 31% στις τιμές καυσίμων στην ΕΕ τον Σεπτέμβριο – Στο 25% η άνοδος στην Κύπρο
12:33newmoney.grEurostat: Άλμα 23,2% στις τιμές των καυσίμων στην Ελλάδα τον Σεπτέμβριο – Στο 31,4% η αύξηση στην ΕΕ (γραφήματα)
12:47Proto ThemaEurostat: Άλμα 23,2% στις τιμές των καυσίμων στην Ελλάδα τον Σεπτέμβριο – Στο 31,4% η αύξηση στην ΕΕ Text republished from newmoney.gr
12:49MononewsEurostat: Αύξηση 23,2% στις τιμές των καυσίμων στην Ελλάδα τον Σεπτέμβριο – Στο 31,4% η αύξηση στην ΕΕ Text republished from newmoney.gr
12:57Simerini / Sigma«Ράλι» καυσίμων στην Ευρώπη - Άλμα 24,6% στην Κύπρο τον Σεπτέμβριο
13:16Haravgi / DialogosEurostat: Αύξηση φωτιά στα καύσιμα στην Κύπρο με 24,6% το Σεπτέμβριο Text republished from Simerini / Sigma
13:24INK (Offsite, Brief)Πόσο ακριβότερα πληρώνουμε τα καύσιμα; Στο 24,6% η ετήσια αύξηση στην Κύπρο
13:25PhileleftherosΚαύσιμα: Αύξηση 24,6% στις τιμές στην Κύπρο τον Σεπτέμβριο – Τα στοιχεία της Eurostat
13:29PowergameΚαύσιμα: Άλμα 31,4% στις τιμές στην ΕΕ μέσα σε έναν χρόνο, στο 23% η αύξηση στην Ελλάδα

When each outlet covered it

First report 12:12, latest 13:29. Within the first hour: 5 of 9 outlets. Each column: 15 minutes.