Be prepared to pay more the price of a barrel is on the rise again.
Yes the government does take a lot but some one has to pay to improve the flood defences etc..
salahwrexham
3 Jan 161#3
Why the cold votes?
oscarita to salahwrexham
3 Jan 16#10
definitely a hot deal. There are just some unhappy people on here !
OrribleHarry to salahwrexham
3 Jan 161#11
Probably cos there are "deals" about fuel every day. Not only that the oil prices are at a 20year low so we should be paying way less than this but somebody somewhere is taking the Mick.
Have you noticed the very second prices go up all garages instantly put up prices, yet when prices go down they slowly reduce prices over periods of weeks?
Yes these prices are good for the motorists however they should be even better.
m5rcc to salahwrexham
4 Jan 161#64
Cos it's Asda fuel
OrribleHarry
4 Jan 16#63
There you go again due to your poor comprehension of a simple statement, resorting to insults.
Twice I've stated that BP are making less money due to the oil prices, however they are still making a handsome $3bn a quarter. I'm not sure how much more simplistic I can make this in order for your brain to actually absorb this information.
It was also you who referred to me as "Tony Blair's Spin Dr." I merely highlighted that perhaps a current PM would have been more appropriate.
Anyways, I give up! Enjoy your monkey antics.
Pluun
4 Jan 16#62
WOW!
What a revelation!
The oil industry must be the only industry that actually WANTS their goods to sell for LESS. :confused:
Ref "Not being able to read"
The fact that I am replying to your drivel proves that I can read.
Or did that escape you when you were fantasising about me saying tony Bliar was still in government?
If you cannot show evidence of that, I will ignore as you are boring me now.
Please GFAM !
OrribleHarry
4 Jan 16#61
Hmmm let me see, not only can you not read but on top of that you also think Tony Blair is still PM?
My, you are "in your own world" .....
Read my comment again I said profits have DROPPED!
Pluun
4 Jan 16#60
So you're trying to tell me that when fuel cost almost 50% MORE at the pumps, the oil companies made LESS?
Are you Tony Bliar's spin DR by any chance?
Please excuse me for chortling. :laughing:
OrribleHarry
4 Jan 16#59
WRONG! The tax is a set charge at £0.58/litre Plus Vat! It actually helps the taxman as more is sold due to the reduced cost. As for Oil companies? Your having a laugh aren't you? BP profits have dropped to around $3bn a QUARTER, my heart bleeds for them!
carolmcleod
4 Jan 16#58
Thanks OP :smiley:
Pluun
4 Jan 16#57
WRONG !
The oil companies probably do and the taxman definitely does.
iamprobably
3 Jan 16#20
we need higher oil prices!! great for consumers... bad for the country
blitzmmccv to iamprobably
3 Jan 16#42
Higher oil prices mean higher fuel prices, you must be the only person wanting it to be more.
ra2000 to iamprobably
4 Jan 16#56
Actually it's only bad for oil companies and pension funds, but it's excellent for the UK economy and consumers as oil prices are a major part of the cost of everything as almost everything produced requires oil in it's production and transportation.
OrribleHarry
4 Jan 16#55
He's either one of those "Freedom" voting dafties or he works in the oil industry. Your right though NOBODY wants higher prices.
squiby
4 Jan 16#54
the same country that cares about everysingle one of us?? doubt it. communities falling apart, government takes no ownership but we pay more every year in tax.
squiby
4 Jan 16#53
If everyone takes a few less journeys they will be forced to drop to the real market price. they just get free publicity by getting plastered on every new feed about how it is 99.799999p everywhere. oh ive been meaning to take a pointless drive to scotland and back, might aswell do it now seeing as their giving petrol away.
ILovePlums
4 Jan 16#52
This price in Aberdeen for over 2 weeks
orig
3 Jan 16#51
thought so
Pluun
3 Jan 161#50
Cold.
It was this price at my local C0-0p, last week.
Seaton Delaval.
Liverpool_Bear
3 Jan 1613#18
"Oil revenues will make Scotland economically self-sufficient Alex."
"And if it goes wrong Nicola, we can always blame the English. FREEDOM!"
orig to Liverpool_Bear
3 Jan 16#49
i'm scottish and hate her and him, i class myself as british pal
tint34
3 Jan 16#48
ASDA pumps don't accept my debit card but other petrol stations with pay at pump systems will accept it. Any ideas why this is?
Thanks should have been this price along time ago
crude prices being so low
sellers take far to long lowering prices
unlike when there putting prices up
zshamas
3 Jan 16#43
About time . Heat added.
andyinyorkshire
3 Jan 16#41
Asda & Morrisons eventually drop to £0.997
Asda advertise to media...
Asda increase to £1.017... Morrisions don't...
Asda drop back to £0.997.
Whats more disgusting is 99p and PRICES STILL NOT DROPPING!!!!!!!
AbstraKt
3 Jan 16#40
I'm shocked there are 373k people following ASDA on Twitter
ian18
3 Jan 16#39
Already paying under a £1 at our local BP
lehappymerchant
3 Jan 16#38
Wars in the middle east are finally paying off. Thank you Tony Blair.
Crap just filled up from Asda during the week thinking 102.9 was cheap
den169
3 Jan 16#21
Still being ripped off here my m8 who lives in Estonia says they pay around 65p a ltr.
Kieran McMutrie to den169
3 Jan 164#23
Somehow I don't think Estonia's health service costs 100billion a year to run....
julieallen to den169
3 Jan 16#29
How are we being ripped off just because a price is different in a different country?
danhufc to den169
3 Jan 161#35
Tell him he's being ripped off, you can get a litre of petrol in Venezuela for 2p.
unclecuddles
3 Jan 16#34
I thought diesel was taxed more heavily in the UK than petrol. Pretty sure that diesel used to be cheaper until the government added an additional duty to it in the 90s, due to it being a dirtier fuel.
j4ayk
3 Jan 16#32
Not in Croydon - still 103.9
EveshamLad to j4ayk
3 Jan 16#33
Starts tomorrow, Monday! (see post#6)
EveshamLad
3 Jan 16#31
Looks like Tesco are now following suit.
I wonder who will be the first to raise a deal for Morrisons, Sainsburys, Esso, Gulf, Shell, Texeco ... and that little independent filling station on the B3413.
If you take UK duty and tax out of the equation then we're in the top 20. :smiley:
oddballjamie
3 Jan 161#28
Also the average wage in Estonia is around 13,000 Euros. Fuel sounds expensive for them.
spilmilk
3 Jan 16#27
wow .997 is cheap :wink:
balajake
3 Jan 16#26
Diesel is always dearer
trueno2k
3 Jan 16#24
Just come back from Sainsbury's and they're selling unleaded for same price which makes this price expensive in terms of ASDA price standards!..
rob1990 to trueno2k
3 Jan 161#25
But this is diesel
megastream
3 Jan 161#13
Off topic, strange how Gas for the homes a byproduct of crude oil hasn't moved downwards in price.
SFconvert to megastream
3 Jan 161#22
Gas for the home is generally natural gas, which is not a by product of crude oil. You are thinking of LPG or Propane / Butane (which is occasionally used in homes where no natural gas is available, though heating oil is now a much much cheaper option)
But wholesale natural gas prices have been falling with the oil price, though due to the home energy cartel they have generally not reduced their prices, though I would expect them to fall from March / April, once the winter is out the way, which is usual practice to rip off their customers.
iamprobably
3 Jan 16#19
we need higher oil prices!! great for consumers... bad for the country
gazzaman2k
3 Jan 161#14
everywhere else in the world diesel costs less than petrol why is it the other way around in uk, even in ireland diesel is cheaper yet you drive over to NI and its the opposite way
oddballjamie to gazzaman2k
3 Jan 16#16
The UK taxes diesel and petrol the same, other countries don't.
Enjoy it while it lasts, probably be banned at some point.
Derek_Duval to gazzaman2k
3 Jan 16#17
Only 2p difference at the moment, wasn't that long ago it was 16p difference.
oddballjamie
3 Jan 16#15
75p of that litre is tax, pretty obvious who is taking the mick.
Staff involved in the chain still need paying and you can't expect the filling stations to operate without making a margin.
googley2
3 Jan 16#12
Asda finally going to catch up on the rest of the country, bet its not at mine we are always last.
isan5671
3 Jan 161#9
long may it keep falling and stay at this sort of level where it should be!
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"Oil revenues will make Scotland economically self-sufficient Alex."
"And if it goes wrong Nicola, we can always blame the English. FREEDOM!"
http://your.asda.com/press-centre/asda-first-to-drop-diesel-below-one-pound
Latest comments (65)
Yes the government does take a lot but some one has to pay to improve the flood defences etc..
Have you noticed the very second prices go up all garages instantly put up prices, yet when prices go down they slowly reduce prices over periods of weeks?
Yes these prices are good for the motorists however they should be even better.
Twice I've stated that BP are making less money due to the oil prices, however they are still making a handsome $3bn a quarter. I'm not sure how much more simplistic I can make this in order for your brain to actually absorb this information.
It was also you who referred to me as "Tony Blair's Spin Dr." I merely highlighted that perhaps a current PM would have been more appropriate.
Anyways, I give up! Enjoy your monkey antics.
What a revelation!
The oil industry must be the only industry that actually WANTS their goods to sell for LESS. :confused:
Ref "Not being able to read"
The fact that I am replying to your drivel proves that I can read.
Or did that escape you when you were fantasising about me saying tony Bliar was still in government?
If you cannot show evidence of that, I will ignore as you are boring me now.
Please GFAM !
My, you are "in your own world" .....
Read my comment again I said profits have DROPPED!
Are you Tony Bliar's spin DR by any chance?
Please excuse me for chortling. :laughing:
The oil companies probably do and the taxman definitely does.
It was this price at my local C0-0p, last week.
Seaton Delaval.
"Oil revenues will make Scotland economically self-sufficient Alex."
"And if it goes wrong Nicola, we can always blame the English. FREEDOM!"
crude prices being so low
sellers take far to long lowering prices
unlike when there putting prices up
Asda advertise to media...
Asda increase to £1.017... Morrisions don't...
Asda drop back to £0.997.
Whats more disgusting is 99p and PRICES STILL NOT DROPPING!!!!!!!
I do remember diesel being cheaper but that was at least 15 years ago.
I wonder who will be the first to raise a deal for Morrisons, Sainsburys, Esso, Gulf, Shell, Texeco ... and that little independent filling station on the B3413.
http://www.globalpetrolprices.com/diesel_prices/
If you take UK duty and tax out of the equation then we're in the top 20. :smiley:
But wholesale natural gas prices have been falling with the oil price, though due to the home energy cartel they have generally not reduced their prices, though I would expect them to fall from March / April, once the winter is out the way, which is usual practice to rip off their customers.
Enjoy it while it lasts, probably be banned at some point.
Staff involved in the chain still need paying and you can't expect the filling stations to operate without making a margin.
http://your.asda.com/press-centre/asda-first-to-drop-diesel-below-one-pound