Fuel prices can still get worse before they improve: oil barrel goes back over 100 dollars
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Fuel prices can still get worse before they improve: oil barrel goes back over 100 dollars

SIC Notícias9 September 2026 at 13:52

Fuel prices may continue to rise as early as next week, affecting consumers at the time of refueling. This Wednesday morning, oil quotes went back over one hundred dollars per barrel, a value that hadn't been reached in over a month. This increase represents a threat to drivers' pockets, possibly resulting in a new increase in prices at gas pumps. The maintenance of this high crude oil price internationally makes an increase in costs for consumers practically inevitable.

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