If you have until this Monday to fill up your tank, you’ll see that you’ve made the right decision: that’s because, starting this week, the price of fuel is going to suffer a ‘down’. A source from one of the major national oil companies told “Multinews”: “The evolution of price quotations in euros indicates a price depreciation of 7 cents per liter in 95-octane petrol, while a liter of diesel should decline by 9.5 cents.”

Prices for service stations adjacent to the hypermarket will follow the market trend, with “a sharp decline of 0.0585 euros in petrol, a repeating trend in diesel, with a similar sharp decline of 0.0816 euros,” another source provided.

So, starting today, filling a tank with 60 liters of petrol will cost 4.2 euros less. The diesel tank freight bill will be 5.7€ cheaper.

The past few weeks have seen fuel prices drop, with petrol and diesel already selling at pre-war prices in Ukraine.

Despite the government’s decision, last week, to reduce the Internet Service Provider’s discount, which canceled out the declines in recent weeks, as of Monday, Fuel is resuming the path of lower prices.

Pay attention: the 95th petrol was, in the last two months, 1,889 euros per liter, as of this week, 1,585 euros, which is equivalent to saying that filling a tank with 60 liters was 18.24 euros cheaper. On the other hand, diesel has experienced a sharp decline in the same period: nine consecutive weeks of price declines, which rose from 1.959 euros / liter to 1.513 euros in the same period, reduced the bill for a 60-liter tank by 26.76. euro.

Data from the Directorate General of Energy and Geology (DGEG) shows that currently the average price of simple diesel in Portugal costs €1,655 per liter, while the price of simple 95 petrol is €1,642. The latest fuel bulletin from the European Commission states that Portugal is the 13th most expensive petrol 95 among 27 countries in the European Union. Diesel is in fifth place in the European ranking.

According to European data, the price of diesel and 95-octane petrol in Portugal is below the European average, set at 1,782 and 1,698 euros, respectively.