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Diesel price soars and already takes almost 10% of average salary in Portugal
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Diesel price soars and already takes almost 10% of average salary in Portugal

SAPO Notícias14 September 2026 at 11:24

Diesel prices continue to soar in Portugal and this Monday marks a new all-time high. For the first time, diesel has remained above the two euro per litre threshold for five consecutive weeks.

Fuel already represents almost 10% of the average salary in Portugal, which represents a significant burden on Portuguese consumer budgets.

The constant escalation of prices has been worrying both families and professionals who depend on this fuel for their daily activities.

Why this matters

Portuguese readers face rising fuel costs, with diesel representing almost 10% of the average salary. This increase directly affects the cost of transport, goods and services, particularly impacting those who depend on vehicles for professional and daily commuting. The continuation of this trend represents significant economic pressure for families.

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