1 in 3 forecourts at 199.9.
Now that the average has gone over £2 I wonder how many of those will feel they can break the psychological barrier in the next day or two?
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Lots of forecourts at 199.9 for diesel right now, not wanting to be the first to go over the £2 barrier
Finally UK petrol prices are starting to drop.
Since the start of yesterday 1,105 stations dropped prices of unleaded compared to 240 that put prices up.
Shell lead the way in terms of forecourts, but they are dropping from an already high starting point.
@asda seem to be the first supermarket to make a big move with prices dropping at a third of their pumps. They also now have the lowest average price across all of the supermarkets. Maybe we will see a move from @Morrisons @Tesco & @sainsburys today
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The ratio of petrol stations putting their prices down to those putting prices up continues to improve, maybe tomorrow we'll finally see more going down than up.
Petrol prices peaking in the UK?
Yesterday unleaded prices went up at 667 forecourts, that is the lowest daily number in the past month.
Prices dropped at 126, not great but maybe we are on the cusp of a day where prices actually go down a little bit.
Surely one of the supermarkets will announce a small cut in time for the weekend?
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