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Sudden jump in Diesel Price. Petrol Static

GavMan · 2011-11-21 11:45:17

Hi All, Just wondering did anyone notice the sudden jump in the price of diesel since about Thursday night, but petrol staying static? I know oil was a bit high last week week but I would have imagined both would have went up if this was the reason

21-11-2011 11:45am

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GavMan

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Hi All,

Just wondering did anyone notice the sudden jump in the price of diesel since about Thursday night, but petrol staying static?

I know oil was a bit high last week week but I would have imagined both would have went up if this was the reason

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#2 21-11-2011 11:48am

Owen

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They've flipped in a few places in Cork. Petrol was 1.43 last night and Diesel was 149.9

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#3 21-11-2011 11:49am

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diesel and all forms of home heating oil are produced in the same process, increased demand for heating oil and same production capacity means they increase price :mad:

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#4 21-11-2011 12:01pm

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I thought the whole libyan crisis being over would drive down prices.

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#5 21-11-2011 12:10pm

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I would suspect they're anticipating the budget, and making a quick buck.

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#6 21-11-2011 12:10pm

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There's already a thread on this. It'd be better, if all discussion was kept in one thread.

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2056450425

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