UK petrol and diesel prices have climbed to their highest levels in four years, adding fresh pressure to household budgets as the latest surge in oil prices feeds through to
UK petrol and diesel prices have climbed to their highest levels in four years, adding fresh pressure to household budgets as the latest surge in oil prices feeds through to
UK petrol prices have climbed to their highest level in four years as the latest escalation in the Middle East pushes oil and wholesale fuel costs sharply higher.
UK petrol prices are expected to climb to their highest level of the year this weekend after renewed US attacks on Iran pushed global oil and fuel markets higher.
Oil prices jumped on Thursday as the fallout from the US-Iran conflict appeared to spread to the Red Sea.
Oil prices climbed more than 4% on Wednesday as renewed fighting between the US and Iran raised fresh concerns over global energy supplies.
UK petrol and diesel prices have started to rise again as higher crude oil prices feed through to wholesale fuel costs.
Donald Trump’s declaration that the US-Iran ceasefire is effectively over has been described as an “ominous” development for UK petrol prices.
UK diesel prices recorded their biggest monthly fall on record in June, according to RAC Fuel Watch data, as lower oil prices fed through to forecourts.
UK motorists are beginning to benefit from falling fuel costs as easing tensions in the Middle East drive oil prices sharply lower.
British motorists may soon benefit from lower petrol and diesel prices after crude oil fell to its lowest level in three months amid hopes of a diplomatic breakthrough between the
Markets reacted positively after US President Donald Trump signalled that the US naval blockade of Iran would be lifted, raising hopes that a formal peace agreement could be imminent and
Oil prices are heading for their largest monthly decline since the outbreak of the Iran conflict as investors increasingly bet on a diplomatic breakthrough between Washington and Tehran that could