Fuel prices mostly rose in the Baltics over the past week

  • 2026-10-16
  • BNS/TBT Staff

TALLINN - According to a Circle K price comparison of the Baltic capitals, fuel prices predominantly rose in Tallinn and Vilnius over the past week, while moving in different directions in Riga.

In Tallinn, the price of 95 miles gasoline rose by 4 cents over the week, the price of 98 miles plus gasoline remained at last Friday's level, and diesel fuel increased by 9 cents. In Riga, gasoline prices increased by 0.6 cents, while the price of diesel fell by 5.2 cents. In Vilnius, gasoline cost 6 cents more than a week ago, while the price of diesel remained unchanged.

On Friday, 95 miles gasoline cost 1.999 euros in the Estonian capital, making it 6.1 cents more expensive than in Riga and 3 cents more expensive than in Vilnius. The price of 98 miles plus gasoline in Tallinn was 2.019 euros, 1.1 cents more than in Riga but 4.9 cents less than in Vilnius.

The price of diesel fuel in Tallinn was 2.149 euros, which was 11.1 cents more expensive than in Riga, but 5 cents cheaper than in Vilnius.

The price comparison is for informational purposes. Fuel prices may vary by station.