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Toll prices may rise by 3.8% from January 1, 2027

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Portuguese highway tolls may increase by 3.8% starting January 1, 2027, based on October inflation data from the INE. The INE reported a 3.8% inflation rate for the month, with preliminary estimates suggesting a 3.82% increase for most tolls. This follows a 2023 agreement to cap toll increases during the Ukraine invasion, though the final rate depends on the confirmed reference rate for non-residential tolls. The government must review proposals by November 15 and announce changes by January 1, 2027.

Key points

• Tolls in Portugal could rise 3.82% starting January 1, 2027, based on October inflation data.
• The INE reported a 3.8% inflation rate for October, with preliminary estimates suggesting a 3.82% increase for most tolls.

Context

Portuguese highway tolls may increase by 3.8% starting January 1, 2027, based on October inflation data from the INE. The INE reported a 3.8% inflation rate for the month, with preliminary estimates suggesting a 3.82% increase for most tolls. This follows a 2023 agreement to cap toll increases during the Ukraine invasion, though the final rate depends on the confirmed reference rate for non-residential tolls.

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The final toll increase percentage depends on the confirmed reference rate for non-residential tolls, which the INE must confirm in November. The government must review proposals by November 15 and announce changes by January 1, 2027. The evidence does not specify which tolls will increase by the full 3.82% or which will remain unchanged.

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