The Macao SAR government launches "Diesel Price Subsidy Program"
According to Golden Ten Data on May 7, diesel is the main fuel for industrial and commercial enterprises in Macau, making it a rigidly demanded consumable for business activities, most of which are directly related to the livelihood of residents. To address this, the Macau SAR government has launched a “Diesel Price Subsidy Program” aimed at “providing short-term relief, stabilizing prices, and safeguarding livelihood,” promptly reducing cost pressures for commercial diesel users and preventing those costs from being passed on to the prices of basic goods and services. The “Diesel Price Subsidy Program” will run for two months, starting at midnight on May 11, 2026, and ending at 11:59 PM on July 10. The subsidy is targeted at local diesel users, who will receive a subsidy of 3.3 Macau Patacas per liter deducted from the purchase price at the time of payment.
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