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One goes up, the other goes down: What to expect from fuel prices this week?
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One goes up, the other goes down: What to expect from fuel prices this week?

SAPO Notícias11 September 2026 at 07:38

Fuel prices experienced a sharp increase this week, affecting fuel stations in Portugal. This appreciation represented a significant rise in costs for consumers who use both diesel and gasoline.

From next Monday, prices may change again at fuel stations. However, the expected trend for the following week may differ between diesel and gasoline.

According to the analysis in the article, motorists may face different scenarios depending on the type of fuel they use in their vehicles. Diesel and gasoline may follow divergent price trajectories.

This pattern of oscillation in fuel prices reflects the dynamics of the energy market, where factors such as oil prices and supply and demand conditions directly influence the prices charged at Portuguese fuel stations.

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