Yeah, price “volatility”. Meanwhile those selling fuels will magically end up with higher profit margins. And governments will profit too, due to the heavy taxation on fuels.
Several_Ant_9867 on
Price increases because there is less of it so that people buy less of it.
NateHatred on
Price volatility is very nice wording compared to “everyone on the chain is being so fucking greedy to the point that people can’t afford diesel anymore”. Nice work PR team.
Vossky on
3€ per liter here we go
4immati on
Sure, the world has 13-ish less million barrels of oil per day but we won’t have shortages…
Edit – “in the medium term, supply shortages – particularly for diesel and kerosene – cannot be completely ruled out.” According to Luxembourg’s government
Sea-Feedback-2424 on
Price volatility is happening precisely because there isn’t enough supply thanks to the shock of the Iran war.
Also volatility is a function entirely of supply.
doctor_morris on
Either let the market raise the price or implement rationing.
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Yeah, price “volatility”. Meanwhile those selling fuels will magically end up with higher profit margins. And governments will profit too, due to the heavy taxation on fuels.
Price increases because there is less of it so that people buy less of it.
Price volatility is very nice wording compared to “everyone on the chain is being so fucking greedy to the point that people can’t afford diesel anymore”. Nice work PR team.
3€ per liter here we go
Sure, the world has 13-ish less million barrels of oil per day but we won’t have shortages…
Edit – “in the medium term, supply shortages – particularly for diesel and kerosene – cannot be completely ruled out.” According to Luxembourg’s government
Price volatility is happening precisely because there isn’t enough supply thanks to the shock of the Iran war.
Also volatility is a function entirely of supply.
Either let the market raise the price or implement rationing.