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Gas oil will rise next week, but gasoline will drop

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Briefings

Portuguese fuel prices will see gasoline drop while diesel rises next week, with final prices expected to remain above 2 euros per liter. This follows a market update from the Automotive Club of Portugal (ACP) and an advance from the market, which noted that the temporary and extraordinary ISP discount will apply starting next week. The price change is influenced by the closure of Brent futures on Friday and market exchange rates, though the government has chosen not to strengthen but only extend the discount until December. The current price of gasoline is 2.193 euros per liter and diesel is 2.095 euros per liter.

Key points

• Gasoline prices in Portugal will decrease by 1.5 cêntimos while diesel prices will increase by 3.5 cêntimos according to the ACP.
• Final fuel prices are expected to remain above 2 euros per liter, with gasoline at 2.193 euros and diesel at 2.095 euros.

Context

Fuel price adjustments in Portugal are driven by the temporary and extraordinary ISP discount, which will apply starting next week. The ACP and market advance noted that the government chose not to strengthen but only extend the discount until December. The final prices are influenced by the closure of Brent futures on Friday and market exchange rates, though the government has chosen not to strengthen but only extend the discount until December.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to the ACP and market advance, which noted that the government chose not to strengthen but only extend the discount until December. The final prices are influenced by the closure of Brent futures on Friday and market exchange rates, though the government has chosen not to strengthen but only extend the discount until December.

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