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Diesel price increase leads drivers to fuel pumps
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Diesel price increase leads drivers to fuel pumps

Correio da Manhã13 September 2026 at 11:21

The price of diesel will rise again this Monday, while the price of gasoline will fall. This change in fuel prices is leading many drivers to the fuel pumps. Motorists are taking the opportunity to fill their tanks before the diesel price increase takes effect. The difference in behavior between the two types of fuel reflects the opposite trends in their market prices.

Why this matters

Drivers who use diesel vehicles will be directly affected by the increase, seeing their fuel costs rise. This movement follows the trend of oscillation in energy prices, which has a direct impact on household budgets and transportation costs.

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