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There will be good news and bad news when you go to fill up at the pumps next week.
By TPN, in News, Business, Portugal · 20 Apr 2025, 10:11 · 2 Comments
The price of petrol will rise by 0.5 cents starting next Monday, while the price of diesel will not change, according to the ACP.
Final prices are also the result of the average of the prices charged by all gas stations. Prices charged to the end consumer may vary depending on the gas station.
These values already take into account the discounts applied by gas stations and the review of temporary tax measures to help mitigate the increase in fuel prices.
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How can the price go up? The price of crude oil is 10 € cheaper per barrel than 3 weeks ago. Are we being ripped off?
By Pete from Algarve on 20 Apr 2025, 14:26
Exactly, the petrol prices in Portugal are the highest in Europe. Even Norway and Finland are cheaper. Prices of oil at all times low but in Portugal petrol prices are increasing.
By Robert from Lisbon on 21 Apr 2025, 20:42