Rejoice the price of fuel !

The Badger said:
domsz4 said:
it was rumor in the guardian to go as low as £1 as opec produce more and the septics stockpile.

Bet the green guys are having a hard time :|

f**k the greenies!

im all for less car use but realistically this country cannot cope with mass migration to public transport. we are set up for private cars. unless your willing to spend hrs on public transport or you can realistically walk you need a car. with the exception of london where i found i was ok or your one of small % who live on a transport route.
 
Public transport near me is very thin on the ground...

It takes 1hr 30 mins to do a 25 min trip to my workplace.. It would put 3 hours on your working day!
 
original guvnor said:
We're still getting mugged. Oil fell to below $70 a barrel this week and it's still £1.15 odd a litre for petrol compared to £1.40 when oil was $130 a barrel.

Here's why....

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This is why the price probably wont fall much further, even though the cost of oil is now currently running between $56 and $61 a barrel. I think it will bottom out at around £1.05 a litre.
 
Saw on bloomberg yesterday that opec will still keep supplies the same even if oil drops to $40 a barrell.

They must still be making serious profit at that price! Bet they were all laughing when barrells were commanding over $100 each.
 
This is the best way for the Saudis to make it expensive for the likes of USA to produce their oil.
 
So much for the Yes campaign for Scottish Independence argument that oil is the answer to an independent Scotland's economy. So glad that we are Together!
 
Geezah said:
So much for the Yes campaign for Scottish Independence argument that oil is the answer to an independent Scotland's economy. So glad that we are Together!
They actually said that having oil was a bonus on top of everything else Scotland has to offer.
 
RoyE said:
This is the best way for the Saudis to make it expensive for the likes of USA to produce their oil.

yes, they are trying to drive the cost down so that the shale oil from the yanks becomes too expensive and they switch to the cheaper (opec) source.
doesnt duty and vat also fall with cost of oil as its a % value. what will screw us is the govt will reintroduce the 1/2yrly price duty escalator under the pretext that its all a bit cheaper now.

the long run for this is an over all more expensive price in yrs to come as govt will shove on more tax/duty to claw back dropping revenue, when it does go back up to $80-90 per barrel these will not be reversed just suspended. the only people going to benefit is our ruling class and the oil Co.
 
only going on what i read about/sw/heard in the media. this a a good overview

http://www.vox.com/2014/12/3/7327147/oil-prices-breakeven-shale
 
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/petrol-plummet-just-99p-litre-4823997

prices are good now, but 99p! That would be happy days!
 
I'm doing about 1,000 miles over the Christmas break, so a 30p/litre reduction will save me about £45 - which is about the price of a good bottle of Barolo.
 
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