Monday, March 08, 2021
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Meaning we should expect another round of fuel increase again as it goes for #170/per litre now. This country sef
ReplyDeleteLmaoo.read again
DeleteAll the doom and gloomsayers will turn a blind eye on this good news.
ReplyDeleteLast year, they said covid has crashed the oil price for good.
Okay but it’s not reflecting on the Naira/Dollar exchange rate.
ReplyDeleteI tire.
Deleteplease they should reduce fuel price
ReplyDeleteFuel price will increase instead. We all called for removal of subsidy, so the fuel price will fluctuate as crude price increases on decreases
DeleteYou see, this will only last for a short period. Opec+ purposely made the price skyrocket by limiting the number of barrels sold on a daily basis so as to get maximum price increase from crude within a short time. It will soon get to a point where the US will start selling it's oil due to the increase in price which will make the price will crash down again.
ReplyDeleteNot surprising considering that COVID-19 paused a lot of developments on alternate sources of energy as first world countries were battling for survival.
ReplyDeletewill a sustained increase affect the dollar cos I still changed dollars last week for 475..I no sabi economics oh
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