Going to refuel? Diesel drops and gasoline rises next weekPhoto by Alyona Nagel on Pexels
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Going to refuel? Diesel drops and gasoline rises next week

SOL28 August 2026 at 11:51

Fuel prices in Portugal are expected to change next week, with diesel registering a decrease and gasoline an increase, although final values may still be adjusted.

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