diesel £202.9 £2.03 today will it stop

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  • #189175
    martinod

      diesel was almost (£202.9 )£2.03 today .. will it ever stop going up  , at what would you stop putting fuel in

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    • #189185
      James

        Most people would keep filling their car up at £5 a litre, I know for many a car is a must have but where we live I believe people have lost the use of there legs (not disabled)

        Our neighbour drives to school which is less than a mile away just because they can’t be bothered

        #189189
        Stu
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          It’s all part of the plan! Rising fuel, rising food rising Gas & Electric… With Boris taking such a battering the other day his days are surely numbered unless he makes a big statement with the cost of living, I guess we will see!

          #189219
          Jojoe
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            The price should come down a little in September when holidays are over. The USA use a lot of gas in the summer months as they holiday at home and do lots of driving, this increases demand. And if the war in Ukraine ends, we may start buying diesel from Russia again.

            #189273
            wmcforum
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              #189275
              Robert Dobson

                https://chng.it/jnMRmVqfkC
                sign the petition for a fuel duty cut

                #189282
                joss
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                  https://chng.it/jnMRmVqfkC sign the petition for a fuel duty cut

                  Signed 👍👍👍

                  Joss
                  Current car: Peugeot 308 GT Premium 1.2 Pure tech Petrol.

                  #189372
                  Ditch

                    Signed 👍

                    #189383
                    fwippers
                    Participant

                      Today our local Esso is charging 195.9, up from 191.9 just a few days ago and despite a falling wholesale gas price. Maybe we need a price cap, set weekly by something similar to OFGEM.

                      #189445
                      Tiny tim
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                        https://chng.it/jnMRmVqfkC sign the petition for a fuel duty cut

                        I have signed i will get my home help to sign as well and hopefully she will pass it on.

                        #189452
                        joss
                        Moderator

                          Good man TT. The more the merrier.

                          Joss
                          Current car: Peugeot 308 GT Premium 1.2 Pure tech Petrol.

                          #189758
                          Ditch

                            Petition just about nearing 300.000. 👍

                            #189920
                            vinnym70

                              It’s saddening to say but even a reduction of 50% in the duty (or a cessation of VAT) will only be for the short term.

                              Ultimately, oil is a commodity. It is traded on the open market with laws of supply and demand driving the basic cost per barrel of crude oil.

                              Extracting crude oil from the ground and refining it requires energy and the cost of the energy to do this is increasing rapidly as we all know.

                              Take a long hard look at the big financial institutions in this world who essentially trade in commodities like oil and make a profit from doing so.

                              #190066
                              rox
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                                Indeed vinny, Lets also not forget the market rigging they do and the small fines they get in comparison to the profits they’ve made. It’s alot more complex this than the goverments or main stream media are saying and if the truth be told many would say it’s a conspiracy theory but is it..

                                Fact are the policies of sanctions are driving the markets and who benefits from it all, those in prime position. Will the oil for example last forever, no is the answer and how long before they actually ban it or the sale of it.

                                I’d say once their reserves are unprofitable and they’ve moved onto the next cash cow to fleece us the consumer. Will they allow the other side to sell the product then? just like they won’t allow the sael of oil not in dollars and what do libya, iraq, iran & syria etc all have in common their leaders wanted to sell oil not in dollars, as do Russia and china and the brics nations.

                                It’s pretty much a war of the two systems like beta max and vhs and is coming to a head and only bad stuff for us the masses will happen moving forward.

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