Yesterday Caltex in Young broke the town's petrol price trend for the first time in 26 days.

Since March 25 the town's unleaded and E10 petrol price average had been glued at 126.6 cents per litre.

All six local stations hadn't budged from their prices that ranged between 125.9 and 127.9 cents.

But Caltex broke that trend by increasing their unleaded price by three cents to charge 130.9.

With Shell now charging 129.9 cents, Young's overall petrol average is now 127.4 cents per litre.

However it's still good news for local motorists in the greater scheme of things.

Sydney's unleaded average returned to the 138 cent mark on the weekend.

The city's average is back on their downward trend, with the NRMA yesterday recording them at 137.4.

Sydney rose from 124.3 cents per litre last Thursday to 138.9 cents on Sunday.

Prior to this increase, Sydney had been cheaper than Young for only five business days.

It means we're paying 10 cents less than city people.

Another area that hasn't budged in their average for some time now is Forbes, who is stuck on an average of 127.5 cents.

Their average hasn't changed since March 30.

Temora's average has also been glued at 133.6 cents per litre for the last 11 business days.

We've collected the average unleaded petrol prices of surrounding areas from the NRMA to help local drivers compare prices.

*The graph shows unleaded petrol prices unless indicated. District fuel prices source: www.mynrma.com.au.