Fuel prices hit 18-month high, after OPEC production cuts
Originally uploaded on January 05, 2017
The BBC has this reported that fuel prices are at an 18 month high, with prices rising 3p per litre in December 2016 alone.
It is believed that the steep price increase is due to cost of Brent Crude oil rising by 10% on the day the OPEC and Non-OPEC members agreed to cut oil production. This has resulted in experts predicting that prices over the next few weeks increasing to 118p for unleaded fuel and 121p a litre for diesel.
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