Diesel price drops, but gasoline price rises
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Diesel price drops, but gasoline price rises

Expresso28 August 2026 at 12:46

The diesel price will drop, while the gasoline price will rise next week. According to forecasts, diesel could drop by up to 7.5 cents per liter. In contrast, gasoline is expected to rise by up to 1.5 cents per liter. This variation occurs in the context of fuel prices, which continue to be a concern for consumers.

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