Petrol Profiteering..

We're paying 32p a litre less having switched from diesel to petrol.
We have two fairly decent diesels that do about 50mpg in the real world.

The high prices are definitely annoying, but probably put us about equal when compared to equivalent petrol cars. We've lost the advantage, but we're probably not yet at a disadvantage.

I'm talking about like-for-like comparisons - a big safe comfy car, not a shopping trolley with a tiny engine or a complicated hybrid that's going to cost more to buy and fix.

But hopefully things will return to more normal kind of price differences eventually, especially as people such as you have now shifted your demand from one fuel to the other.
 
We have two fairly decent diesels that do about 50mpg in the real world.

The high prices are definitely annoying, but probably put us about equal when compared to equivalent petrol cars. We've lost the advantage, but we're probably not yet at a disadvantage.

I'm talking about like-for-like comparisons - a big safe comfy car, not a shopping trolley with a tiny engine or a complicated hybrid that's going to cost more to buy and fix.

But hopefully things will return to more normal kind of price differences eventually, especially as people such as you have now shifted your demand from one fuel to the other.

With countries leaving and looking to looking to leave Opec. expect a price war once the current unpleasantness is over, fuel will be cheaper than before the conflict.
 
Impossible to say. It looks to me like Trump and his Zionist friends have achieved precisely nothing positive for anyone, even for Israel, and have created the new problem of Iran now blocking shipping of oil. So it's hard to see how the price could end up back where it was, never mind lower.
 
Actually it's very good for anyone who produces and sells oil. Which includes the USA and Russia among lots of others.

Perhaps this is why we'll never have world peace. As soon as the world functions too well, it's in someone's interests to stir things up a bit.
 
Just a quick note...it is now 6 weeks since the Daily Mail and other outlets announced hysterically that we have only 6 weeks' worth of jet fuel left.
 
the Daily Mail and other outlets announced hysterically that we have only 6 weeks' worth of jet fuel left.
Do you have a link?

I read it that there would be shortages and flight cancellations. Since they published the article, we have had shortages and flight cancellations.
 
Just a quick note...it is now 6 weeks since the Daily Mail and other outlets announced hysterically that we have only 6 weeks' worth of jet fuel left.
Good example of how a statement of fact, a snapshot , is used to create a false impression
 
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