The Commercial EV Transition: Global Insights on a Mixed-Energy Fleet Future

Motorists will be feeling a sense of relief with stability in the global market and local retail prices falling. Subject to crude and Singapore spot […]

Motorists across all major cities will need to wait a couple of weeks before the price cycle changes. Click here to find out how your major city compares.

Motorists across all major cities will need to wait a couple of weeks before the price cycle changes. Click here to find out how your major city compares.

With petrol price cycles in full swing in across most capital cities and expect to see prices increase.

For motorists in Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney now is the time to fill up! Find out how each state compares this week.

The first signs are evident in Sydney right now with several retail locations posting 199.9c/L for unleaded 91. With wholesale prices going up, it’s likely this will start next in Melbourne, then Brisbane.

The retail petrol markets continue to move very slowly on the East Coast at the moment. Some of this is due to wholesale prices falling, however there seems to be a more structural shift in the price cycle dynamics here.

Sydney and Melbourne are getting closer to the bottom of the price cycles, and we may see some signs of the new peak price ahead in the next week or so.

Another slow week for the east coast price cycles despite some relief in wholesale prices. This adds weight to the theory that the overall price cycle dynamics could be changing, and we could expect to see prices fall more slowly in the future.

We’ve seen some unusually slow discount phases in the east-coast capitals lately. This could just be a factor of a slow down during the school holidays, or it may also be a new characteristic of longer period price cycles.

Brisbane’s latest price cycle lagged significantly behind the other east coast capitals, but it has now come to bear with significant effect.

Brisbane is the city to watch this week – with the potential for the new price cycle to either spread rapidly, or not spread at all! See how your major city has been affected.

It will be a tough decision for retailers in Brisbane this week whether or not they put prices up ahead of the Easter break. With 10 days to go, it will not be a popular move. See how your major city has been affected.

In stark contrast, last week saw average prices in Adelaide fall by approx. 19c/L vs Brisbane with a 3c/L fall. See how your major city has been affected.

For Sydney motorists now is the time to fill up, with most major states a week behind!

With average prices at its peak now, Brisbane motorists will not see another price cycle for the next couple of weeks. However, in comparison, other major capitals can expect changes shortly. These low drops in prices will not last long. Now might be the time to fill up!

With average prices at its peak now, Brisbane motorists will not see another price cycle for the next couple of weeks. However, in comparison, other major capitals can expect changes shortly. These low drops in prices will not last long. Now might be the time to fill up!

The price cycles for most major cities has been slow, if you are in Perth – now is the time to fill up!

The price cycles for most major cities has been slow, if you are in Adelaide or Brisbane – now is the time to fill up!