Fuel price discussion thread (was ‘chaos’)

Why is it so 'low' at the moment? I thought any conflict in the Middle East was an excuse to ramp it up.

It's nowhere near as low as it should be. As always we are being ripped off.

Cuting Russia out is what caused a spike, but they have pretty much been replaced as a supplier.
 
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It's nowhere near as low as it should be. As always we are being ripped off.

Cuting Russia out is what caused a spike, but they have pretty much been replaced as a supplier.

Yeh, hence the "".

But when it's been north of 1.50 since Covid, even 1.30 seems pretty 'cheap' now!

I thought normally any conflict/instability in the Middle East was an easy excuse to ramp up prices.
 
Israel vs Iran kicking off again. Prices probably about to rocket with that as the latest excuse.

when oil goes down in price the UK petrol is slow as hell to react and lower.

but when oil goes up they will ran out to the pumps to whack the price up.
they are probably putting fuel prices up already this morning.
 
when oil goes down in price the UK petrol is slow as hell to react and lower.

but when oil goes up they will ran out to the pumps to whack the price up.
they are probably putting fuel prices up already this morning.

When fuel duty was cut we didn't really see any benefit from that either. Oil companies took it as extra profit.
 
Nah, you should go Electric. You know you want to really.

Eventually, but it's not the time yet.

If I had the option of a fleet/company car yea, but they are only interested in issuing cycles (for a 30 mile commute, to a place 2-3 miles from the nearest town).
 
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when oil goes down in price the UK petrol is slow as hell to react and lower.

but when oil goes up they will ran out to the pumps to whack the price up.
they are probably putting fuel prices up already this morning.

Rocket up, parachute down


When fuel duty was cut we didn't really see any benefit from that either. Oil companies took it as extra profit.

The vast majority of, if not all, forecourts whacked prices up by 5p or more the night before the duty came into effect.
 
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