RAC fuel spokesman Simon Williams said: “Drivers are still losing out massively when wholesale prices come down. But in Northern Ireland, where the supermarkets don’t dominate fuel retailing, drivers are getting a fairer deal with a litre of unleaded costing 150p and diesel 157p – 5p less than the UK average.”
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Sarah Hewin, a senior economist at Standard Chartered Bank, agreed, warning that with rising gas prices feeding into higher...
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