Prince Mohammed and the rising price of petrol
Editor's Insight: Demand for oil is rising as economies around the world are expanding simultaneously for the first time in a decade.
If you have filled up your car in the past few days you will find regular at $2 or more a litre. Higher oil prices are already making an impact on consumers’ pay packets even without the Coalition government's planned new transport taxes.
The world benchmarks for oil, US crude and Brent, are at
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Prince Mohammed and the rising price of petrol
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