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Diesel: no driver likes this record

TVI Notícias14 September 2026 at 14:00

Diesel reached its all-time highest value today, after a four-cent increase per liter. Each liter of this fuel now costs around 2.15 euros, a historic high that affects all drivers who use diesel vehicles.

In the opposite direction, gasoline recorded a six-cent drop per liter. However, this reduction was not enough for the gasoline price to fall below two euros per liter.

This situation arises in a context of strong pressure on fuel prices, with drivers facing increasingly high costs to fill their vehicle tanks.

Why this matters

Portuguese drivers are now facing the highest ever price of diesel, which directly increases transportation costs and may be reflected in the price of goods and services. This increase follows a period of volatility in fuel prices.

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