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BUSINESS NEWS – The expected price increase in the price of petrol by around 80 cents a litre as well as a substantial increase in the cost of electricity is going to hit the consumer like a ton of bricks. Independent economist Dawie Roodt said the fuel price increase was largely due to the weakening
The expected increase in the petrol price of around 80 cents a litre, as well as a substantial increase in the cost of electricity is going to hit consumers hard Independent economist Dawie Roodt says the fuel price increase is largely due to the weakening rand and the increase in the cost of crude oil.
v The expected increase in the petrol price of around 80 cents a litre, as well as a substantial increase in the cost of electricity is going to hit consumers hard Independent economist Dawie Roodt says the fuel price increase is largely due to the weakening rand and the increase in the cost […]
The expected price increase in the price of petrol by around 80 cents a litre, along with a substantial increase in the cost of electricity is going to hit SA consumers like a ton of bricks. Independent economist Dawie Roodt said the fuel price increase was largely due to the weakening rand and the increase
Motorists are looking forward to the decrease in the petrol price with effect from Tuesday midnight. The price of petrol will decrease by 93 cents a litre and diesel by R1.02 a litre. This coupled with the news last week that the Reserve Bank will keep the repo rate steady is a sign that pressure
CONSUMERS I The 93c//decrease in the petrol price tomorrow, as well as stable interest rates, will go a long way towards alleviating the financial pressure on deeply indebted consumers, says Debt Rescue CEO Neil Roets. This is a “good time” to repay debt accumulated when unsecured loans were easy to obtain, he says. Ntsakisi Maswanganyi
The price of all grades of petrol will drop by 93 cents a litre at midnight, tonight. The price of diesel (0.05 and 0.005 percent sulphur) would decrease by R1.02 a litre. The new prices would come into effect on Wednesday. Debt Rescue’s Neil Roets, however says now is not the time to spend, but
