Diesel, petrol, oil price watch

Started by Dire Ear, March 08, 2022, 10:00:40 AM

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gallsman

I bought oil about three weeks ago at €0.912c/l. Just checked and it's currently at €1.379.


Hereiam

Just remember these oil price rises has nothing to the supply of the stuff from the ground, it's purely down to investors looking to make money.

Shamrock Shore

My electric car and fixed price for gas and lecky for the next 12 months suddenly makes sense!!

Armagh18

Quote from: Shamrock Shore on March 09, 2026, 01:59:08 PMMy electric car and fixed price for gas and lecky for the next 12 months suddenly makes sense!!
Rather pay 2 quid a litre as drive one of them things :D

Armagh18

Surely governments have to step in?

The knock on affect with haulage costs of everything going through the roof will have people seriously struggling.

NAG1

Quote from: Armagh18 on March 09, 2026, 02:11:29 PMSurely governments have to step in?

The knock on affect with haulage costs of everything going through the roof will have people seriously struggling.

Croatia already has, think it will be a matter of time here too.

Mourne Red

Might announce a cut in fuel duty although Labor seem hard to get anything out of.

G7 meeting now to discuss whether to release their storage reserves to help reduce prices and just as I type this they're not dipping into the reserves

Armagh18

Quote from: Mourne Red on March 09, 2026, 02:21:28 PMMight announce a cut in fuel duty although Labor seem hard to get anything out of.

G7 meeting now to discuss whether to release their storage reserves to help reduce prices and just as I type this they're not dipping into the reserves
Apparently the big jump is yet to come.

Tough times ahead.

AustinPowers

Quote
QuoteMight announce a cut in fuel duty although Labor seem hard to get anything out of.

G7 meeting now to discuss whether to release their storage reserves to help reduce prices and just as I type this they're not dipping into the reserves
Apparently the big jump is yet to come.

Tough times ahead.
Well, there is a war  to pay for

oakleaflad

Fill up your cars today is what i'm hearing.

Captain Obvious

All will be OK with our great world leader in charge  :-X


Hereiam

Quote from: Mourne Red on March 09, 2026, 02:21:28 PMMight announce a cut in fuel duty although Labor seem hard to get anything out of.

G7 meeting now to discuss whether to release their storage reserves to help reduce prices and just as I type this they're not dipping into the reserves

There is no supply issue

marty34

I'd say you'll see mortgage rates going up shortly.


Armagh18

Scary scenes in Tehran. Trump, Netenyahu, Hegseth and the rest should be hung for war crimes.