Portuguese Are the 7th Largest Population in the EU with an Increase in Cost of Living.
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In Portugal, 68% of respondents say that purchasing power fell significantly due to rising energy prices, the seventh highest rate across the EU, above the European average.
A survey carried out at European level concludes that citizens' priorities have changed in four years. Portuguese and Europeans want to reduce oil and gas imports and are concerned about high energy prices.
A survey by the European Investment Bank reveals that Portuguese are the seventh population in the EU most affected by the increase in cost of living, with 68% feeling a significant drop in purchasing power.
68% of respondents in Portugal say that their purchasing power in the last 12 months has fallen significantly
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Noticias ao Minuto68% of respondents in Portugal say that their purchasing power in the last 12 months has fallen significantly due to rising prices of natural gas, electricity, fuel and gas for heating.
A survey by the European Investment Bank reveals that 68% of Portuguese people experienced a significant reduction in purchasing power due to energy prices. Rising costs also led to changes in consumption and driving habits.
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