Podcasts about fuel prices

Patrick DeHaan, head of petroleum analysis with GasBuddy, discusses fuel prices ahead of the spring planting season.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Petrol prices could be lower in the coming days as the price of oil slumps and the Kiwi dollar stabilises. Waitomo Group Chief Executive Simon Parham told Mike Hosking global supply is increasing, while demand is decreasing. He says prices are going to hover about where they are, creating a period of good value for Kiwi consumers. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Good news for Kiwi motorists - they can look forward to lower fuel prices in the next few days. The price of oil is at its lowest level in more than three years as fears about lower global growth combine with Opec plans to boost production. NZ Herald business editor at large Liam Dann explains further. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's more a month now since the announcement of reductions in fuel prices in Nigeria by the Dangote Refinery as well as NNPCL.However, many filling stations are still selling at higher prices, and Nigerians continue to face high transport costs. In today's episode of Nigeria Daily, we explore why the reduction isn't reflecting everywhere and why the cost of living remains high.

Good news for Kiwi motorists - they can look forward to lower fuel prices in the next few days. The price of oil is at its lowest level in more than three years as fears about lower global growth combine with Opec plans to boost production. NZ Herald business editor at large Liam Dann explains further. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What does the 2025 budget hold? Galamsey fight, E-Levy, 10% betting tax, emission levy, and the 24-hour economy - hear Ghanaians' expectations and an in-depth analysis by the team.

Out of Australia’s five largest cities, Brisbane residents are paying the most for fuel. A report from the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission found Brisbane’s average retail petrol prices were the highest at 186.4 cents per litre. Economist and Affordability Specialist at the RACQ, Dr Ian Jeffreys, told Gary Hardgrave on 4BC Drive, "Brisbane has consistently been the most expensive out of all of the large capitals." "They've said it's down to market conditions as if market conditions are somehow and on a stone tablet somewhere. But, market conditions are the choices the fuel companies make," Dr Jeffreys said.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Economists say South African motorists will have to tighten their belts as the price of fuel increased today. Both grades of petrol increased by 82 cents per litre, while diesel went up by R1.01 and R1.05 cents per litre. The increasses come as millions of South Africans struggle to keep their heads above the proverbial water, with the country's ever-rising cost of living and continuing load shedding. The increases have sparked concerns from ordinary South Africans, with households expected to fork out R1.29 cents more for illuminating paraffin at retail level, among other expences. For more on this Elvis Presslin spoke to Road Freight Association CEO, Gavin Kelly

We haven’t even recovered from December, and our pockets must create more space for petrol, in February? Yup. On the 5th of February. This will be the FOURTH CONSECUTIVE MONTH - of Petrol INCREASES. This PRICE HIKE is BIG though - It will be around 90 cents for Petrol AND over R1 for Diesel.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

According to reports, the early months of 2025 are set to bring financial challenges for South African consumers as forecasts indicate a significant rise in the prices of white maize, a staple food, coupled with an increase in fuel costs. This double whammy poses serious concerns for households already grappling with economic pressures. The expected uptick in white maize prices stems from various factors, including fluctuating weather patterns and changes in production levels, which have historically led to shifts in agricultural output. With white maize being a crucial part of the South African diet, a hike in its price could ripple through the economy, impacting everything from meal planning to the broader food inflation rates. The South African Cereals and Oilseeds Trade Association (Sacota) pointed out the seriousness of the situation, noting that this past week South Africa imported white maize for the first time since 2017. Johann Kotze, Agri SA CEO weighs in now. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Key topics in today's conversation include:Importance of Podcast Feedback and Community Engagement (1:15)Overview of Fuel Topics (3:06)Fuel Mileage Discussion (5:21)Fuel Costs for Owner-Operators (6:42)Fuel Spending Statistics (9:26)Impact of Fuel Prices (11:48)Fuel Discounts Overview (13:55)How Fuel Discounts Work (16:10)Fuel Fraud (19:04)Text Alert System (21:18)Reporting Fraud (22:53)Fuel Apps and Skimmers (24:25)Pre-authorization Issues (26:12)Geotab and Fuel Cards (30:27)Fueling at the Yard (31:59)Listener Comments on Fuel Mileage (33:18)Driving Habits and Fuel Savings (37:55)Final Thoughts and Takeaways (39:48)Oakley Trucking is a family-owned and operated trucking company headquartered in North Little Rock, Arkansas. For more information, check out our show website: podcast.bruceoakley.com.

On 1 January 2025, South African motorists will face a fuel price hike, with petrol increasing by 12 to 19 cents per litre and diesel by 7.5 to 10.5 cents per litre. Dr. Azar Jammine, Director and Chief Economist at Econometrix, joined Graeme Raubenheimer to unpack the factors driving this increaseSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Thanksgiving week, time to enjoy family and friends. Record number of people traveling this week, will the weather cooperate? Just in time for this travel week, some service workers at airports have gone on strike, which airports? We'll tell you. AAA adds electric vehicle charging data to its new "Fuel Prices" website. Oil reacts to reports that Israel and Lebanon had agreed to the terms of a ceasefire, OPEC+ considering keeping production cuts in place and the potential of the Russia-Ukraine war expanding to a wider conflict.

Thanksgiving week, time to enjoy family and friends. Record number of people traveling this week, will the weather cooperate? Just in time for this travel week, some service workers at airports have gone on strike, which airports? We'll tell you. AAA adds electric vehicle charging data to its new "Fuel Prices" website. Oil reacts to reports that Israel and Lebanon had agreed to the terms of a ceasefire, OPEC+ considering keeping production cuts in place and the potential of the Russia-Ukraine war expanding to a wider conflict.

According to the Chamber for Petroleum Consumers, the price of petrol is expected to drop about 5.06% and diesel by 3.88%.

California is facing the potential shutdown of three major gas refineries, which could slash nearly 25% of the state's refining capacity, forcing greater reliance on imported oil from unstable regions like the Middle East and South America. Governor Gavin Newsom's strict regulatory policies have been criticized for driving refineries like Phillips 66 out of business, contributing to rising fuel prices. Valero is also reconsidering operations in the state, warning that added regulations make refining less profitable. California's effort to curb price spikes through regulation may backfire, leading to even higher gas prices as domestic production shrinks. The ripple effect will not only hit California residents but also neighboring states that rely on its gasoline supply. Critics argue that these policies reflect a broader mismanagement of economic priorities, with Newsom's aggressive stance on environmental issues clashing with practical market realities.

Fuel Prices Set to Rise as Rand Struggles – Insights from Prof Jannie Rossouw by Radio Islam

A confusing court case has left oilfield drivers in the lurch in terms of overtime pay. And a bill in Congress would fix the situation. Also, in the wake of the two recent hurricanes, officials are warning truckers about going into some areas. We'll cover that latest information. Then, from the people stepping up to help hurricane victims to whoever slashed 56 tires on trucks in Tennessee, we'll offer up some Roses and Razzberries. And what should you do if you ever find your tires slashed? The experts from OOIDA's Truck Insurance Department offer some insight. 0:00 – Cautions for truckers going into hurricane zones  10:15 – Court case creates confusion for oil field drivers 25:08 – Roses and Razzberries 40:20 – How to deal with tire slashings in Tennessee

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PJ talks to Kevin McPartlan, CEO Fuels For Ireland, about why emissions reduction always seems to hurt us and not help us. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The port strike joins Hurricane Helene as factors freight-moving industries are facing as they try to keep the supply chain in motion. Also, Bryan Martin of Chrome Shop Mafia shares the top five things you can do to improve your cab comfort. And Alex Clark of CDL Legal explains how your behavior at a traffic stop could affect your operation going forward – as well as your motor vehicle record. Then, the deadline for Congress to pass annual spending bills has passed, and it's put a temporary measure in place. 0:00 – Port strike and hurricane likely to hit supply chain, fuel prices 10:07 – Top five things to increase your cab comfort 25:00 – The best way to handle a traffic stop 40:06 – Congress kicks the can down the road on annual spending

Jason Schwantz, senior vice president of energy at CHS, says the outlook for diesel prices in the fall is favorable for farmers' bottom lines.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of "At Your Convenience," Head of Petroleum Analysis at GasBuddy Patrick DeHaan talks to CSP Editor Rachel Gignac about the state of fuel prices, what determines increases and decreases and how the presidential election might affect prices. He also touches on what the outcome of the election could mean for the fuel industry, especially in regard to electric vehicle adoption.

This week Will and Ben cover the Fed's interest rate cut, falling fuel prices, preview USDA's September grain stocks report and more.Market recap (changes on week as of Monday's close): » December 2024 corn up $.03 at $4.13» December 2025 corn up $.02 at $4.50» November 2024 soybeans up $.35 at $10.39» November 2025 soybeans up $.22 at $10.79» December soybean oil down 2.73 cents at 41.84 cents/lb» December soybean meal up $4.90 at $328.70/short ton» December 2024 wheat up $.04 at $5.82» July 2025 wheat up $.04 at $6.17» December 2024 cotton up 62 cents at 73.44 cents/lb» December 2025 cotton up 63 cents at 73.07 cents/lb» October WTI Crude Oil up $0.91 at $69.93/barrelWeekly highlights:The Federal Reserve cut their short-term interest rate for the first time since March 2020 by 50 basis point. The target rate is now 4.75-5.00 percent.US energy stocks were mixed last week- down 68 million gallons for crude oil stocks, but slightly up (basically flat) for gasoline stocks, distillate fuels and ethanol stocks. Gasoline demand was up 4% on the week and from the same week the previous year.US ethanol production pulled back to 308 million gallons- down from 318 million gallons the week prior but up from 288 million gallons produced during the week last year. Cumulative corn used for ethanol is up 11 million bushels from the year prior.US Cattle on Feed as of September 1, were estimated at 11.198 million head- 100.6% of last year. The trade was estimating 100.9%. Placements of 98.6% were down from the 99.0% expected while marketing were also down 96.4% compared to 96.6% expected.Open interest in Chicago commodities were up week over week for corn (4.9%), soybeans (+2.3%), soybean oil (+2.8%), soybean meal (1.6%), and cotton (+2.0%), while down for wheats (-0.3%) and rough rice (-3.3%).Money managers were net buyers of Chicago wheats (+5,388 contracts), soybeans (+8,186 contracts), soybean meal (+2,710 contracts), cotton (+18,974 contracts) and rough rice (+372). They were net sellers of corn (-2,680) and soybean oil (-2,971 contracts).It was a mixed week for export sales of grains and oilseeds. Corn sales of 33.4 million bushels were a little bearish by being quite a bit below the volumes we had been experiencing, soybean sales of 64.2 million bushels exceeded all expectations, while wheat sales of 9.1 million bushels fell below all expectations. There were large sales of soybean oil to Mexico and Canada. If they actually get shipped this marketing year- the current soybean oil export estimate is too low.US grain and oilseed export inspections were bullish on the week. Corn, soybeans, milo, and combined wheats were all up week over week. Corn and wheat shipments of 43.4 and 26.1 million bushels, respectively, exceeded all pre-report expectations.US corn conditions ratings remained at 65% good to excellent across the US last week- with the trade anticipating a 1%-point decline. Corn harvest is 14%- a little slower than the 17% expected.US soybean ratings were also unchanged at 64% good to excellent this week- with the trade anticipating a 1%-point decline for soybeans as well. Soybean harvest is 13% complete matching expectations.Topics:» Market recap» Interest rate cut» Drop in energy prices» Grain Stocks report preview» Major U.S. port worker strike pending» Reports to watchConnect with Brownfield Ag News:» Get the latest ag news: https://www.brownfieldagnews.com/» Subscribe to Brownfield on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@BrownfieldAgNews» Follow Brownfield on X (Twitter): https://x.com/brownfield» Follow Brownfield on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BrownfieldAgNewsAbout Brownfield Ag News:Brownfield Ag News is your trusted source for reliable agriculture news, market trends, weather updates, and expert interviews. Get comprehensive coverage and stay ahead in the ever-evolving agriculture industry.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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This episode featured @nigeriasbest and @phoenix_agenda They discussed:1. Ajuri Ngelale leaves role as SA Media and Publicity to President Tinubu2. Boko Haram attacks Mafa in Yobe State, over 80 people dead3. Labour Party appoints Senator Nenadi Usman as Chairman4. Fuel price increases

In this episode, Braxton Critcher covers several important updates in automotive repair news. He looks into the Auto Care Association's significant upgrades to its demand index tool, enhancing data precision for automotive professionals. Braxton also highlights Mercedes Benz's intensified efforts against counterfeit parts that jeopardize road safety, as well as GM's recent recall of its Cadillac Lyriq electric SUVs due to a software issue affecting the braking system.Want to take the ASE survey? You can HERE  Thanks to our sponsor AutoFix Auto Shop Coaching! Schedule your free strategy session here: autofixautoshopcoaching.com

In this episode of "Right About Now," host Ryan Alford, along with co-hosts Chris Hansen and Brianna Hall, delves into the complex relationship between business and politics, with a particular focus on the economic challenges currently confronting Americans. They examine the ongoing struggles with rising inflation, escalating credit card debt, and the increasing financial pressures on households across the nation. The discussion includes a critical analysis of Vice President Kamala Harris's leadership and public presence, questioning her effectiveness and preparedness for potential higher office. Additionally, the hosts explore how current administration policies are affecting fuel prices and the overall cost of living. The episode underscores the urgent need for robust political leadership and transparent economic strategies to tackle these significant issues head-on.TAKEAWAYSIntersection of business and politicsCurrent political landscape and its impact on businessLeadership effectiveness of Kamala Harris and Donald TrumpPerception of political leaders in international relationsCritique of political campaign strategies and substanceEconomic challenges facing Americans, including inflation and credit card debtRising costs of living and their effects on daily lifeConnection between fuel prices and grocery costsImportance of strong leadership in politics and businessImplications of economic policies on everyday experiences and voting choicesTIMESTAMPSIntroduction to the Episode (00:00:00)Ryan Alford introduces the show and its success in business podcasting.Weekly Business News Overview (00:00:23)Ryan welcomes co-hosts Chris Hansen and Brianna Hall, setting the stage for the news discussion.Kamala Harris's Media Absence (00:02:15)Ryan questions Kamala Harris's 24-day absence from media engagements compared to Donald Trump's visibility.Critique of Kamala Harris's Leadership (00:03:25)Chris expresses skepticism about Kamala's leadership and her policies after four years as Vice President.Indecisiveness in Leadership (00:04:21)Ryan compares Kamala's indecisiveness to a child's behavior in group decision-making scenarios.Impact of Leadership Perception (00:07:21)Brianna discusses how world leaders perceive Kamala Harris and the implications for U.S. security.Absence of Leadership in Current Events (00:09:03)Ryan highlights the lack of leadership from both Kamala Harris and President Biden during critical times.Donald Trump's Media Engagement (00:11:13)Ryan contrasts Trump's proactive media presence with Harris's absence, questioning her campaign strategy.National IQ Test Analogy (00:12:21)Chris likens the current political landscape to a national IQ test, reflecting on public perception.Border Management Critique (00:13:09)Chris points out the failures in border management under Kamala Harris's oversight as Vice President.Trump and Musk's Political Discrepancies (00:13:44)Ryan discusses the unlikely alliance between Trump and Musk despite their differing views on energy policies.Campaigning vs. Governance (00:14:17)Ryan questions the effectiveness of Harris's campaigning while neglecting her vice presidential responsibilities.Branded Bills Advertisement (00:15:23)Ryan promotes Branded Bills as a solution for businesses seeking effective branding and merchandise.Kamala Harris's Economic Plans (00:18:51)Ryan critiques Harris's campaign website for lacking substantial information on her economic plans.Rising Credit Card Debt (00:20:13)Ryan discusses the increasing credit card debt among Americans and its implications for economic stability.Economic Concerns and Inflation (00:21:22)Discussion on rising credit card debts, inflation as a tax, and economic challenges facing Americans.Delinquency Rates and Financial Freedom (00:22:30)Overview of the increasing delinquency rate and questioning Americans' financial freedom under current administration.Impact of Fuel Prices on Goods (00:23:39)Explanation of how rising gasoline prices affect the cost of goods and overall economy.Election Predictions and Economic Sentiment (00:24:05)Speculation on how economic conditions may influence the upcoming election and voter sentiments.Inflation's Effect on Businesses (00:26:01)Insights into how inflation is squeezing small businesses and increasing costs without corresponding revenue growth.Grocery Costs and Consumer Experience (00:27:05)Personal anecdotes about rising grocery prices and the shocking costs of everyday items.Organic Food Pricing and Perception (00:29:15)Discussion on the high costs of organic food and skepticism about its true value.Final Thoughts on Economic Impact (00:30:48)Wrap-up on how economic policies affect business and personal finances, emphasizing the importance of policy over popularity. 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Our cameraman Nick Monro asked people in the north Auckland suburb of Silverdale if they think fuel prices are fair and if they shop around to fill up.

Competition is starting to improve in the fuel market.  The Commerce Commission has called out retailers for being quick to put prices up, but slow to bring them back down.  They believe it's costing motorists $15 million a year.  Bryan Chapple, Commerce Commission Commissioner, told Mike Hosking that there's no evidence its collusion, but rather companies just aren't incentivised to lower their prices.  He said that companies such as Gull and Waitomo coming into an area and building stations forced majors to lower their prices to match.  LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Commerce Commission says the delay in companies dropping the cost of petrol when company costs fall is costing Kiwi motorists $15 million a year. It's warning fuel companies it'll be watching prices when Auckland's regional fuel tax kicks in next month. AA principal policy advisor Terry Collins says petrol companies will be acting quickly come July to avoid further criticism. "I've been talking to contacts within the industry, and they're very keen to ensure that the Auckland motorists get their full 11.5 cents - one of the large majors has got a big team who are trying to get it done by midnight." LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Electric Ireland pulls out of the domestic market in Northern Ireland - What does it mean for Consumers?The march of AI continues - this time the bots are taking over the PR Industry!The Competition and Markets authority tell us why filling up the tank on your car has been getting more expensive over the last few years, why Disability Benefits may be under threat from the government, the listener whose boots weren't made for walking - or anything else - because they never turned up and how safe is your pre-paid funeral plan?

Fuel prices continue to rise. Unleaded 91 petrol has increased by 26 cents per litre this year, so far.  Bagrie Economics Founder Cameron Bagrie tells Mike Hosking the three major factors of supply, demand, and geopolitics all contribute to the higher prices.  War in the Middle East and drone attacks on Russian refineries raises concerns about fuel supplies.  New Zealand prices are still away from their highest point of $3.16 per litre in July 2022.  LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

According to the American Automobile Association, as of Friday, Washington state drivers are paying an average of $4.67 a gallon for regular unleaded gas – 34 cents higher than a month ago. https://tinyurl.com/p75fed48 #TheCenterSquareWashington #AmericanAutomobileAssociation #WashingtonStateDrivers #RegularUnleadedGas #RisingFuelPrices #Transportation #ThirdHighestInTheNation #RoadTripPlans #VancouverWa #ClarkCountyWa #ClarkCountyNews #ClarkCountyToday

The Government is being urgent to suspend any further fuel tax hikes in order to ease the strain on struggling Clare households. Petrol and Diesel prices have now reached their highest to date in 2024, at an average cost of €1.81 and €1.78 per litre respectively, according to the AA. Excise duty is expected to be fully reinstated in August, with a further 4c hike on Petrol and 3c on Diesel in the pipeline. Cathaoirleach of the Shannon Municipal District, Sinn Féin Councillor Donna McGettigan, says it's particularly unfair in a county with inadequate public transport.

Growing operational costs are partially to blame for an increase in domestic airfares. Air New Zealand's told travel agents domestic fares across all routes will be going up from midnight tonight. House of Travel Chief Operating Officer Brent Thomas told Mike Hosking the airline is trying to cover rising fuel prices and wage costs. “But obviously also they got an airline to run and profits to be made, and they're looking to see where they can maximise their revenue streams and their profitability.” Thomas says there is room for more flights and competition in the domestic market which could decrease the price of airfares. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike talks to an expert about what is causing the recent rise in fuel prices.

Ger Hyland, President of the Irish Road Haulage Association, on the rise in the cost of petrol and diesel.

Peadar Tóibín, Aontú leader, discusses the upcoming restoration of excise duty on fuel which will lead to price increases in petrol and diesel.

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) On the March 18th episode of The Wright Report, hosted by Bryan Dean Wright, former CIA Operations Officer, listeners are taken on a comprehensive global journey to understand the news shaping America and the world. The episode kicks off with a discussion on how drone strikes in Russia are contributing to rising global gas and diesel prices, affecting American consumers directly. The narrative then shifts to the Sahel region, specifically Niger, where recent actions by the Biden Administration have sparked significant discontent with its president, potentially impacting U.S. interests. The episode takes a controversial turn with the White House and a senior Democrat Senator's calls for regime change in Israel, delving into the motives and implications of such a stance. The focus then moves to Ohio, where Donald Trump's use of the term “bloodbath” has stirred Democratic ire and concern, promising a deep dive into the controversy. Additionally, Wright reports on the activities of South American Crime Rings in California, causing a surge in burglaries, and addresses the challenging situation in Massachusetts with the influx of illegal aliens. The episode concludes on a positive note, offering listeners an unexpected tip on reducing cold and flu sickness.

Trade unions begin two days of protests across the country against president Bola Tinubu's economic reforms. We find out what is happening in Africa's largest economy. Japan's population declined by nearly one million people last year, as the ageing of society gathers pace. We look into the factors that are fuelling this population crisis. And as the Cigar Festival takes place in Cuba, we get the latest on this luxury industry.

A massive outage has hit AT&T customers nationwide, which has implications for ELD users using the network. OOIDA's Lewie Pugh and Tom Crowley walk us through what we need to know. Also, FMCSA plans to study detention time and how it affects trucking – but the agency first needs to gather some information. Then, CVSA is in the middle of a weeklong initiative in Canada to raise awareness about human trafficking. And lawmakers in five states are working on solutions to the truck parking problem.  0:00 – AT&T outage affecting ELDs 10:00 – FMCSA to study detention time 24:52– Effort to raise awareness of human trafficking in Canada 39:54 – States work on solutions to truck parking

For the fourth straight week, the nation's average price of gasoline has gone up, rising 8.7 cents from a week ago to $3.26 per gallon. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Pags tries to breaks down Gavin Newsom's latest speech and compares it to whatever KJP was trying to say or not say. PLUS... Cray news with Kay. Fuel Prices, Navalny's Significance, and Why Americans Need to Pay Attention

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Aucklanders might soon be saving more money at the petrol pump, but some residents are wondering at what cost. The Government will end the city's regional fuel tax in June, saving drivers eleven and a half cents per litre, or between five and ten dollars on each full tank. However, residents in East Auckland and the North Shore worry that if the tax is scrapped there'll be less money for infrastructure upgrades. Felix Walton reports. [embed] https://players.brightcove.net/6093072280001/default_default/index.html?videoId=6346524970112

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Subscribe (account required) First up, the contentious debate in Washington D.C. over funding for the war in Ukraine. Next, we venture to a small cluster of islands off India's coast and discuss its geopolitical significance. We also look at new reporting suggesting that incoming migrants may not be the asylum seekers they claim to be. Lastly, we revisit the rising fuel prices and what it means for you.