Thread: The energy crisis
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Old 16-06-2022, 17:38   #728
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Re: The energy crisis
Interesting analysis on fuel prices. £$ exchange rate.
Quote:
Simon Nixon, Chief Leader Writer, The Times
Extraordinary stat via #WATO: in 2008, when oil prices peaked at $144/barrel, no one in Britain paid more than 120p per litre of petrol.

Today, oil price is $113 but pump prices 186p litre. Difference is collapse in sterling from $2 to $1.20. Welcome to the Brexit.
https://twitter.com/Simon_Nixon/stat...15189590589446
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