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Fuels to rise again next week: diesel could go up 15 cents

Rádio Alto Minho4 September 2026 at 10:09

Fuel prices will rise again next week in Portugal. According to projections from the National Association of Fuel Retailers, diesel could increase by 15 cents per liter, while gasoline should rise by 10 cents per liter.

The average price of simple diesel was at 2 euros and 1.9 cents per liter, according to the most recent data mentioned in the article. These new updates represent a new significant increase for drivers.

The National Association of Fuel Retailers is the source responsible for the calculations that project this rise in fuel prices for next week.

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