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Diesel prices drop, gasoline prices rise next week in Portugal

Fuel prices in Portugal will show variations next week, with diesel decreasing and gasoline increasing, according to the Automóvel Club de Portugal.

9 October 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Fuel prices in Portugal will behave differently next week. Diesel, the most commonly used fuel in the country, is expected to decrease by up to one cent per liter, according to estimates released by the Automóvel Club de Portugal (ACP). In contrast, simple gasoline 95 is expected to increase by about five cents per liter, according to the same sources.

Information about the decrease in diesel prices and the increase in gasoline prices has been reported by several sources, including Notícias ao Minuto, which highlighted the market trend for the upcoming week.

In addition to the ACP, Anarec also contributed to the estimates regarding changes in fuel prices, although it did not provide additional details on other factors that may influence these variations.

While diesel will experience a slight drop, gasoline, which is already at high prices, may reach 2.123 euros per liter, as reported by Observador. This situation is influenced by geopolitical tensions, such as the war in Iran and conflicts in the Middle East, which continue to impact global oil prices.

The weekly bulletin on fuel prices is closely watched by consumers and the automotive sector, as changes in prices can significantly affect the cost of living. These fuel variations are especially relevant at a time when many Portuguese depend on them for daily commutes.

Overall, expectations regarding fuel prices indicate that fluctuations will be a constant, reflecting not only domestic market conditions but also external influences affecting the sector. Next week, consumers will be able to observe the new price lists at gas stations.

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