Pump prices at service stations across Singapore have been adjusted downwards for both petrol and diesel. The prices for all grades of petrol are down another 4 cents per litre, with
RON98 at S$2.28 per litre, RON95 at $2.206, and RON92 at S$2.173. The move by Shell, SPC, ExxonMobil and Caltex comes a week after the fuel companies made a similar 4-cent price cut, the first after 14 consecutive price rises earlier. This time the cuts included a 2-cent reduction for diesel. This brings the price down to S$2.013 a litre, which is still over $2.00 per litre, and much higher than in the past. The price of crude oil dropped to $130 after staging its biggest fall in 17 years.
- Somehow I held off pumping petrol until late yesterday evening and to my surprise found that the petrol price had gone down another 4 cents. If only I had this sense of timing for my most recent crude oil purchase where I am down $10 per barrel already. That's okay, since Peak Oil has not been cancelled. All motorists (including myself heh heh), do enjoy your fill-ups at these prices while stocks last, because we will eventually be back on track again to $200 oil.