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Fuel prices rise again on Monday

TVI Notícias5 September 2026 at 20:26

Fuel prices will rise again starting Monday. This new increase affects both gasoline and diesel, continuing a trend of fuel valorization in recent times.

Diesel will register the biggest increase, with a rise of 12 cents per liter. Gasoline will also become more expensive, rising 9 cents per liter. This difference between the two types of fuel means that diesel will have a higher percentage increase than gasoline.

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