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Fuel prices change next week: diesel rises and gasoline falls

SOL11 September 2026 at 13:04

Diesel prices are expected to rise by four cents per liter next week, while gasoline prices should drop by six cents per liter. These are the estimates from ACP, the Automóvel Club de Portugal.

The values reflect the impact of the war in Iran and tensions in the Middle East, which continue to exert pressure on international oil prices.

This differentiated variation between the two fuels results from the distinct dynamics of crude markets and the different geopolitical impacts on the supply chains of each product.

Why this matters

Readers will directly feel the impact on their wallets when filling up the tank, with diesel becoming more expensive and gasoline dropping. Drivers who mainly use diesel, very common in Portugal, will be particularly affected by the increase. This change comes in a context of geopolitical instability that keeps oil markets volatile.

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