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Price record: diesel could soar next week! Find out how much
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Price record: diesel could soar next week! Find out how much

SAPO Notícias4 September 2026 at 07:47

Portuguese drivers may face a new significant rise in fuel prices next week. The National Association of Fuel Retailers (ANAREC) has released estimates pointing to a possible price record for diesel.

According to the forecasts released, drivers should prepare to pay more for fuel. ANAREC has warned about this situation that could affect consumers' pockets.

The fuel retailers association is the source of these estimates on price developments. These forecasts come in a context of tension in the fuel markets.

National drivers should keep an eye on price updates next week, when the new rates are expected to take effect at fuel pumps.

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