Calling all mathematicians - Fuel Prices

[Dervhead]

Has anyone managed to work out why the price of oil is $26.98 but 99% of petrol stations are still charging approx £1.20 per litre of fuel

Gangsters, should be crucified along with the £20 a pop hand sanitiser sellers!

 

[Eager]

Has anyone managed to work out why the price of oil is $26.98 but 99% of petrol stations are still charging approx £1.20 per litre of fuel

Gangsters, should be crucified along with the £20 a pop hand sanitiser sellers!

Heating oil is more expensive than when I got it in January or so too

 

[PeteMoore]

Because they are probably still getting through the tanks of fuel that cost them way more to fill.

Heating oil is more expensive than when I got it in January or so too

£225 for 600 litres locally there during the week.
£1.14 atm locally for fuel, but have seen a few stations offering fuel at £1/litre for NHS and emergency services staff

 

[Dervhead]

Some of of price fixing going on with petrol country wide, tramps!

 

[Eager]

Because they are probably still getting through the tanks of fuel that cost them way more to fill.

£225 for 600 litres locally there during the week.
£1.14 atm locally for fuel, but have seen a few stations offering fuel at £1/litre for NHS and emergency services staff

I need to call around and see this week,

 

[PeteMoore]

I need to call around and see this week,

£252 as of a couple of minutes ago - i'm sure there's cheaper out there though but that's £50 less and 100 litres more than our last delivery.

 

[southsky sunrise]

£275 for 700 litres as of Friday there.

 

[Burt2000]

I was working in Draperstown last week and they had derv at £1.28!....any wonder half the country is on red

 

[KrisSRT]

Some of of price fixing going on with petrol country wide, tramps!

They are all taking their margin and having a good laugh at us.

 

[RevT]

Because they are probably still getting through the tanks of fuel that cost them way more to fill.

But when it goes up in price they raise the prices at the pump right away as it costs more to refill their stocks the next time.

 

[Coog]

I think we all know the answer.

 

[quattro Rick]

110.9 for petrol and 118.9 diesel in rostrevor with kero around the 50p mark iirc

 

[stevieturbo]

I think we all know the answer.

It's just how business works. They're there to make a profit.

 

[Stu Beck]

Petrol 99p in portadown.

 

[Dervhead]

It's just how business works. They're there to make a profit.

Theres making a profit and then there’s rubbing your nose in the brown stuff. Boils my piss lol can you tell

 

[BobSpounge]

Pound has tanked which won't help but agreed pack of gangsters the lot of them.

 

[Jecks]

Where is the government, I understand they should be busy with other things currently, but this has been going on forever.

 

[Mark_C]

If woolseys have cut the price to 99p, they must be buying it for about 9p

 

[VEN©M]

Heating oil is more expensive than when I got it in January or so too

where do you get your heating oil from? couple sites i check prices on are showing oil in january was approx 50p a litre in NI, today its around 38p a litre.

 

[Phil_EK9]

Filled up on Friday for 102.9p p/l, loving it

 

[Dervhead]

Filled up on Friday for 102.9p p/l, loving it

where was this Phil

 

[Nicky]

500 litres of heating oil - £200 delivered on Wednesday there.

Diesel is about £1.18 and petrol £1.09 with red coming in at £0.62 locally (Crossgar).

 

[Phil_EK9]

where was this Phil

Solo station on the drum road, near kildress

 

[PeteMoore]

But when it goes up in price they raise the prices at the pump right away as it costs more to refill their stocks the next time.

Sorry, forgot that doing business and that profit was such a dirty word in this country.

 

[RevT]

There’s profit and there’s places taking the piss. If they were making profit at 1.20 a couple of months ago then why are they still at 1.20 now when the cost has decreased. Adjust their price to have the same margin.