Diesel, petrol, oil price watch

[bennydorano]

The Saudis definitely have a pipeline network to the Red Sea side of Saudi Arabia.

[gallsman]

Fujairah is to the East of the Strait. They'll presumably ramp up usage and capacity on that route.

[marty34]

Is diesel cheaper in north or south now?

[armaghniac]

Is diesel cheaper in north or south now?

South I'd say. Petrol is much the same price.

[marty34]

Ok. Thanks.

[seafoid]

The Saudis definitely have a pipeline network to the Red Sea side of Saudi Arabia.

I think it comes out near Houthi territory and could be bombed if the Yanks and the Judeonazis restart the war.

[Milltown Row2]

The Saudis definitely have a pipeline network to the Red Sea side of Saudi Arabia.

I think it comes out near Houthi territory and could be bombed if the Yanks and the Judeonazis restart the war.

I think any pipeline could essential be bombed anywhere in the world, a simple drone attached with explosives could destroy or severely damage pipelines around the world, its what comes afterwards for those involved that will deter these things happening

Not religious at all, but the fundamental moral of life for me is love thy neighbour (not the 70's sitcom lol) the hate is destroying the place   

[seafoid]

Lookit


https://www.ft.com/content/ce575380-eccc-447c-a64e-493957d9b037?syn-25a6b1a6=1
Oil surged past $125 to its highest since the Middle East conflict began as fears mounted of a prolonged disruption to global energy supplies


This is senior hurling

[north_antrim_hound]

https://www.middleeasteye.net/live-blog/live-blog-update/uk-will-tax-soaring-bp-profits-says-ed-miliband

[bennydorano]

Escalation talk:
Option 1: Bluff & another stock manipulation incoming
Option 2: A negotiations nudge tactic
Option 3: Shitshow incoming

[johnnycool]

Has the TACO Trumpmeister extended the ceasefire again?

Not that there is a ceasefire in the Lebanon.

[bennydorano]

BBC News - Oil jumps to highest price since 2022 after report Trump to be briefed on new Iran options - BBC News
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cx21m88rd14o

[LC]

Has the TACO Trumpmeister extended the ceasefire again?

Not that there is a ceasefire in the Lebanon.

As the far as the media is concerned they do not give a sh#t about Lebanon.

Media all focused on that incident in London yesterday, if a brick had been though a window in that part of town it would be called a terrorist incident.

I saw that the Met Chief was on the scene yesterday giving interviews, you could imagine him getting the phone call to drop everything and get his arse down there.  Would the same urgency have been there if it had been two black / asian / white people?  Doubt it.

[Armagh18]

Has the TACO Trumpmeister extended the ceasefire again?

Not that there is a ceasefire in the Lebanon.

As the far as the media is concerned they do not give a sh#t about Lebanon.

Media all focused on that incident in London yesterday, if a brick had been though a window in that part of town it would be called a terrorist incident.

I saw that the Met Chief was on the scene yesterday giving interviews, you could imagine him getting the phone call to drop everything and get his arse down there.  Would the same urgency have been there if it had been two black / asian / white people?  Doubt it.

Definitely not.

[bennydorano]

The Saudis definitely have a pipeline network to the Red Sea side of Saudi Arabia.

I think it comes out near Houthi territory and could be bombed if the Yanks and the Judeonazis restart the war.

Yanbu, it's c1200km from Yemen. Iran has already attacked it.