15 minutes: fuel prices may surge next week
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15 minutes: fuel prices may surge next week

SIC Notícias3 September 2026 at 20:44

Fuel prices in Portugal may increase significantly next week. Forecasts indicate that diesel and gasoline should become more expensive, with the latest increases surpassing previous estimates.

On Wednesday, forecasts pointed to a 14 cent increase in diesel prices and 7 cents in gasoline. However, on Thursday, estimates became even more pessimistic, suggesting that increases could be higher than initially expected.

Consumers may face higher prices at fuel stations as early as next week, in a context of tension in oil and derivatives markets.

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