Perth petrol price cycle
Unleaded 91 · city daily averages
Perth is in the middle of its price cycle and easing: Unleaded 91 averaged 217.5 c/L on Mon 9 Nov, 28.4 c/L under its high of 245.9 c/L on Thu 8 Oct and 26.1 c/L above its low of 191.4 c/L on Tue 18 Aug.
Perth city daily averages
Perth price cycle
Now 217.5 c/L · 4 days since the 231.4 peak
Source: FuelRadar (fuelradar.com.au)
Pump average 15.3 c/L above wholesale on Fri 6 Nov.
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| Day | Unleaded 91 (c/L) |
|---|---|
| 217.5 | |
| 218.6 | |
| 221.8 | |
| 226.8 | |
| 231.4 | |
| 220.8 | |
| 226.8 | |
| 226.8 | |
| 227.7 | |
| 229.7 | |
| 229.8 | |
| 231.9 | |
| 233.6 | |
| 221.8 | |
| 226.5 | |
| 227.8 | |
| 229.5 | |
| 229.5 | |
| 235.2 | |
| 224.4 | |
| 224.7 | |
| 234.7 | |
| 235.3 | |
| 238.7 | |
| 242.3 | |
| 242.1 | |
| 245.8 | |
| 234.4 | |
| 238.9 | |
| 238.9 | |
| 240.0 | |
| 242.8 | |
| 245.9 | |
| 230.1 | |
| 232.7 | |
| 232.5 | |
| 233.0 | |
| 233.7 | |
| 233.4 | |
| 239.5 | |
| 239.1 | |
| 226.2 | |
| 230.2 | |
| 230.4 | |
| 230.9 | |
| 232.9 | |
| 237.0 | |
| 239.8 | |
| 227.2 | |
| 231.4 | |
| 232.2 | |
| 231.9 | |
| 231.6 | |
| 231.1 | |
| 211.9 | |
| 212.5 | |
| 212.3 | |
| 211.4 | |
| 212.9 | |
| 215.1 | |
| 214.7 | |
| 217.0 | |
| 203.5 | |
| 204.1 | |
| 203.8 | |
| 206.2 | |
| 205.9 | |
| 211.5 | |
| 196.3 | |
| 199.5 | |
| 201.0 | |
| 201.4 | |
| 204.9 | |
| 204.9 | |
| 212.4 | |
| 197.1 | |
| 197.0 | |
| 200.2 | |
| 201.6 | |
| 203.7 | |
| 203.6 | |
| 205.4 | |
| 207.1 | |
| 191.4 | |
| 193.3 | |
| 194.2 | |
| 197.0 | |
| 200.9 | |
| 204.3 |
What's next for Perth prices
Unleaded 91 · next 7 days · estimate
Estimate only (yesterday's outlook): prices may fall about 13.3 c/L by Tue 10 Nov, then sit about 1.3 c/L above today by Tue 17 Nov. Chance of a rise of 5 c/L or more within 3 days: 61%.
| When | Estimate (c/L) | Change |
|---|---|---|
| TomorrowWed 11 Nov | 205.9likely 201.1–213.2 | Up 1.8 |
| In 3 daysFri 13 Nov | 207.1likely 199.9–220.2 | Up 3.0 |
| In 7 daysTue 17 Nov | 205.4likely 194.4–219.8 | Up 1.3 |
Change is from the outlook's 204.1 c/L for today. Over the last 55 days, 7-day estimates missed by 6.1 c/L on average; "no change" missed by 6.0 c/L.
Perth's last year of price cycles
Perth prices jumped 43 times in the 365 days to Mon 9 Nov, and a cycle ran a median of 7 days from one jump to the next. The last 44 completed cycles rose a median 16.3 c/L from the low to the peak in about 1 day, then fell 15.9 c/L to the next low. Prices stayed within 2 c/L of the low for a median 1 day.
| Low | Peak | Rise (c/L) | Cycle length |
|---|---|---|---|
| 221.728 Oct | 233.829 Oct | +12.1 | 7 days |
| 224.421 Oct | 235.222 Oct | +10.8 | 7 days |
| 234.414 Oct | 246.115 Oct | +11.7 | 7 days |
| 230.17 Oct | 245.98 Oct | +15.8 | 7 days |
| 226.230 Sept | 239.51 Oct | +13.3 | 7 days |
| 227.323 Sept | 240.124 Sept | +12.8 | 7 days |
| 211.916 Sept | 232.420 Sept | +20.5 | 7 days |
| 200.79 Sept | 217.510 Sept | +16.8 | 7 days |
| 196.32 Sept | 211.53 Sept | +15.2 | 7 days |
| 197.126 Aug | 212.427 Aug | +15.3 | 7 days |
A cycle starts when the city average jumps at least 8 c/L above its low of the three days before, and at least 4 c/L more than the capitals' median moved, so a market-wide rise is not a cycle; it runs to the next such jump. Prices are the city daily average on those days.
What usually happens after a peak
Past 8 cyclesSource: FuelRadar (fuelradar.com.au)
4 days after their peak, the last 8 Perth cycles since Sept 2026 sat a median 7.3 c/L below the peak, the middle half from 9.0 below to 6.6 below. Today is 4 days after the last peak and 14.0 c/L below the peak.
Past Perth cycles lined up on their peak day, from the city daily averages. A record of past cycles, not a forecast.
How Perth compares
It is 16.1 c/L below the Western Australia average and 14.4 c/L below the Australia average of current station reports. Perth averaged 234.5 c/L in October, 15.3 c/L higher than in September.
| Area | Unleaded 91 average (c/L) |
|---|---|
| PerthCity daily average, Mon 9 Nov | 217.5 |
| Western Australia933 current station reports | 233.6 |
| Australia6,666 current station reports | 231.9 |
Cheapest day of the week in Perth
Full weeks each day was the cheapest
Source: FuelRadar (fuelradar.com.au) · data as at 9 Nov 2026, 10:00 am AEST
Wednesday was the cheapest day in 11 of the last 11 full weeks.
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Nearest towns
Bunbury (154 km), Busselton (197 km), Geraldton (372 km) and Albany (387 km).
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Price cycle questions
What is the best day to buy petrol in Perth?
Wednesday was the cheapest day in 11 of the last 11 full weeks to 9 Nov, about 6.8 c/L under that week's average once the overall price movement is removed. It is a guide only: where prices sit in the cycle matters more, so check the chart above.
How long is the petrol price cycle in Perth?
Perth prices jumped 43 times in the last year, and a Perth cycle ran a median of 7 days from one jump to the next. Prices rose a median 16.3 c/L from a low to the peak, over about 1 days, then fell 15.9 c/L to the next low. No two cycles are the same length, so read the dated chart rather than a weekday rule.
Where is Perth's petrol price cycle now?
U91 averaged 217.5 c/L on 9 Nov. That is 13.9 c/L below the 5 Nov high (4 days earlier). It is 3.3 c/L below the 4 Nov low. The last turn was a high, so prices are on the easing side of the cycle.
When will petrol prices go down in Perth?
They are already easing: the last high was 4 days ago. In past Perth cycles prices kept easing for a median of about 6 days after a high before the next jump. Past cycles are a guide, not a promise: the forecast page gives the day-by-day estimate and how often it was right.
What is the Unleaded 91 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.







