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Portugal has some of the most expensive fuel in the European Union - and prices are going to continue rising

TVI Notícias6 September 2026 at 20:04

Portugal has some of the most expensive fuel in the European Union. Fuel prices in the country continue to be above 2 euros per liter. The next week will bring a new fuel increase. The trend indicates that prices are going to continue rising.

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