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Fuels: Diesel rises again after last week's surge

Braga TV11 September 2026 at 09:59

Diesel prices will rise again next week, with an increase of four cents per liter. This rise comes after a price surge recorded last week, extending the fuel's upward trend.

In contrast, gasoline prices are expected to drop by six cents per liter. This decline contrasts with diesel's trajectory.

The price evolution represents a reversal between the two main road fuels. Diesel, which traditionally tended to be cheaper than gasoline, is now following and potentially surpassing the prices of the other fuel.

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