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Drivers Urged to Fill up Before Thursday 5pm to Save Money as Fuel Prices Soar
Experts say midweek refuelling could save drivers 2-3 pence per litre as fuel prices remain elevated after Middle East supply disruption.
- Drivers are being urged to top up their tanks before 5pm on Thursday to secure the best fuel prices, as costs typically climb toward the weekend.
- William Fletcher, CEO of Car.co.uk, said prices usually rise Thursday evening and stay elevated through Sunday, as retailers capitalize on increased weekend leisure travel demand.
- The United States and Iran agreed on Tuesday to a two-week ceasefire requiring the Strait to be reopened "immediately" and "completely" to restore global oil shipments.
- Benchmark Brent crude prices fell by about 13 per cent to $94.80 a barrel, though costs remain above the approximately $70 level when the conflict began on February 28.
- Experts caution that significant savings at the pump may take two weeks to materialize, while some regions continue to face supply shortages despite the global price decline.
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UK drivers 'urged to fill up diesel and petrol before 5pm' due to price rises
UK drivers have been advised to fill up their vehicles with petrol and diesel before 5pm on Thursday to secure the best prices, according to reports.
·Oxford, United Kingdom
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