Brisbane Ethanol 10 price cycle
Ethanol 10 · city daily averages
Brisbane is near the top of its price cycle and easing: Ethanol 10 averaged 233.7 c/L on Fri 30 Oct, 3.8 c/L under its high of 237.5 c/L on Tue 13 Oct and 39.7 c/L above its low of 194.0 c/L on Mon 3 Aug. No weekday was reliably cheaper over the last 12 full weeks; weekday averages sat within 0.5 c/L of each other.
Brisbane city daily averages
Brisbane Ethanol 10 price cycle
Brisbane Ethanol 10 price cycle. The Ethanol 10 city daily average moves from 194.0 c/L on 2 Aug 2026 to 233.7 c/L on 30 Oct 2026.
Source: FuelRadar (fuelradar.com.au)
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| Date | Type | Reported price | Range or status | Interpretation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| City average | 194.0c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 194.0c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 198.9c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 202.5c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 205.2c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 207.8c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 206.7c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 206.0c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 205.9c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 201.5c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 201.4c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 199.0c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 197.1c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 196.1c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 196.2c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 196.3c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 196.5c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 196.5c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 196.9c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 197.9c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 197.8c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 199.4c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 199.6c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 199.8c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 199.5c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 199.5c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 199.0c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 199.0c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 198.9c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 198.9c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 198.7c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 199.0c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 199.0c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 201.7c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 201.5c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 202.3c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 202.8c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 204.0c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 206.1c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 206.7c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 207.3c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 209.2c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 210.4c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 210.8c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 212.8c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 216.9c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 226.4c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 228.9c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 229.1c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 231.2c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 232.0c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 233.7c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 234.2c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 234.9c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 234.7c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 233.8c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 233.7c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 233.4c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 232.9c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 232.7c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 232.5c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 232.6c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 232.5c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 233.4c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 233.4c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 233.3c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 233.4c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 233.9c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 235.5c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 236.0c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 236.0c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 236.1c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 237.5c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 237.4c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 235.8c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 235.6c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 235.3c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 235.2c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 235.1c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 234.4c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 234.0c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 233.6c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 232.9c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 232.9c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 232.8c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 232.2c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 232.1c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 232.5c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 233.6c/L | — | Reported | |
| City average | 233.7c/L | — | Reported |
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Price cycle questions
What is the best day to buy Ethanol 10 in Brisbane?
There is no reliably cheaper day right now. No weekday was consistently cheapest in Brisbane over the last 12 full weeks to 29 Oct: the weekday averages sat within 0.5 c/L of each other. Where prices sit in the cycle matters more than the day of the week, so check the chart above.
What is the Ethanol 10 price cycle?
In the big capitals, retailers raise prices sharply over a day or two, then let them ease over the following weeks. The pattern comes from retail pricing, not from wholesale costs.
How long is one cycle?
There is no fixed length. It changes between cities and from one cycle to the next, so read the dated chart rather than relying on a weekday rule.
Should I wait for the bottom of the cycle?
If your tank can wait and prices are near a recent high, buying only what you need until they ease usually costs less. If you need fuel today, compare nearby stations.
Do regional towns have price cycles?
Many regional towns have weaker or irregular cycles. With fewer stations, prices tend to follow wholesale costs and local competition.





