Diesel liter should rise 15 cents and gasoline 12 next week, ACP estimates
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Diesel liter should rise 15 cents and gasoline 12 next week, ACP estimates

Correio da Manhã4 September 2026 at 12:55

The price of diesel should rise 15 cents per liter next week, according to estimates from the Automobile Club of Portugal (ACP). In the case of simple 95 gasoline, the estimated increase is 12 cents per liter.

With this update, the average price of simple diesel should reach 2.169 euros per liter. The average price of simple 95 gasoline should rise to 2.142 euros per liter.

These forecasts were released by ACP and refer to next week.

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