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  Sainsbury’s cuts the price of fuel by one pence-per-litre 20 Oct 2015 (News)
  The fall in fuel costs over the past 12 months has largely been attributed to a drop in global oil prices, which has been caused in part by a price war by the Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec). As a result there is a global surplus in petrol and diesel.  It's unclear if other supermarkets will follow Sainsbury’s decision to cut fuel prices, but   Avishai Moor, Sainsbury’s Head of Fuel, said: “This price drop, combined with one of our biggest ever points giveaways, provides our customers with excellent value.”  
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  Pump prices tipped to hit two year low 9 Oct 2013 (News)
  The announcement follows the news that Britain’s supermarkets are going to war at the forecourt, with Asda, Sainsbury’s and Tesco all announcing significant cuts in the price of petrol and diesel. The 12-month retail price high points for both petrol and diesel came on 5 March 2013, with unleaded at an average price of 140.03p and diesel 146.46p.
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  Supermarkets reduce fuel prices 1 Aug 2016 (News)
  Tesco customers can still collect Clubcard points when filling up and Sainsbury’s customers will still be able to collect Nectar points. All three supermarket changes will have implemented the reductions by August 2.
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  Fuel prices stabilise in July after months of rises 3 Aug 2016 (News)
  The average cost of fuel decreased very slightly in July, following four consecutive months of rises. The 0.41 pence-per-litre (ppl) drop in the cost of petrol and 0.06ppl drop in the cost of diesel were brought about by lower wholesale costs, according to the latest RAC fuel watch report. In real terms the reduction will have made very little difference to drivers – but the in early August major supermarkets announced a more significant price cut of around 2ppl for both petrol and diesel.
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  Motorists set to save £200 as petrol heads towards £1 per litre 8 Jan 2015 (News)
  The latest fuel price cuts from supermarkets could save motorists £200 a year as oil plummets to a six year low. As a result, p etrol prices have fallen to a low as 105 pence-per-litre and diesel to 113 pence-per-litre.
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  Fuel prices rise through September, but cuts are expected soon 3 Oct 2017 (News)
  Unleaded prices have increased as a result of Hurricane Harvey disrupting oil refining in Texas, while rising oil prices have put upward pressure on the cost of diesel. However, the strengthening of the pound against the dollar has allowed the supermarkets to bring petrol prices down as oil is traded in dollars. Despite supermarkets cutting fuel prices by 2p-per-litre last week, there is scope for a further round of price reductions as wholesale unleaded is 6p a litre cheaper than it was at the start of September. But, as the wholesale price of diesel is static, there won’t be any cuts there.
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  Supermarkets go to war over fuel prices 29 Jun 2017 (News)
  Sainsbury's has cut petrol and diesel prices by 2p-per-litre, triggering a fresh fuel price war between Morrisons, Tesco and Asda.
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  Sainsbury’s to open a hydrogen fuel station 29 Oct 2014 (News)
  With the supermarket fuel price war ongoing, Sainsbury’s has upped the ante by announcing it will be the first of them to sell hydrogen to motorists. Sainsburys will open a SmartFuel hydrogen forecourt at it Hendon store, London, before the end of 2014.
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  Fuel price round-up 12 Jun 2017 (News)
  Simon Williams - RAC fuel spokesman - said: "The cost of a barrel of oil fell to $47.15 on Wednesday [7 June] – the lowest price since early May – contributing to a 2p-per-litre reduction in the wholesale price of petrol since 24 May. In the same time period the price of wholesale diesel has come down by more than 3.5p-per-litre." Although supermarkets often have cheaper fuel for sale due to competitive pricing amongst themselves, the average price of diesel is still around 4p-per-litre more expensive than it should be at UK retailers - like Shell and BP - because the wholesale price or diesel is now cheaper than petrol.
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  Sainsbury’s cuts fuel prices to under £1 per litre 25 Feb 2015 (News)
  Supermarket giant Sainsbury’s has launched a money saving deal that will allow motorists to fill up for less than £1 per litre.  The offer - which runs from 26 February until 4 March – will give shoppers 10p off a litre of fuel for every £30 spent in store or online.
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  Sainsbury’s cuts fuel costs by 3p per litre 29 Oct 2013 (News)
  Sainsbury’s has announced that it is to cut the cost of petrol and diesel by as much as three pence per litre across all 286 of its forecourts. The price reduction will bring the cost of a litre of fuel down to its lowest level at Sainsbury’s in two and a half years.
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  Motorists count the costs as pump prices continue to increase 5 May 2016 (News)
  The average price of petrol increased from 105.6p to 108.2p-per-litre in April, while diesel jumped from 105.4p to 108.1p-per-litre. Rising global oil prices have been blamed for the price hike, with the cost of a barrel of oil increasing by 25 per cent in April. Supermarket prices rose by 3p-per-litre for both fuels, with petrol rising from 102.6p to 105.8p and diesel from 102.5p to 105.7p.
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  ASDA and Tesco provide some Christmas cheer with cut in fuel prices 17 Dec 2013 (News)
  Motorists visiting ASDA and Tesco this Christmas will get some extra seasonal cheer after both supermarkets announced a drop in fuel prices. The changes come into effect on 17 December and will see motorists pay no more than 126.7p per litre for unleaded and 134.7p per litre for diesel.
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  Fuel price hike adds £5 to the average fill 5 Oct 2016 (News)
  Drivers are now spending £5 more on fuel than they were at the beginning of the year. September saw pump prices increase for the second consecutive month, pushing petrol and diesel to a 2016 high. Data from the RAC shows that an average litre of petrol is now 112p-per-litre, while diesel has crept up to 112p-per-litre. The report shows that supermarket prices both rose faster than average forecourt prices, with unleaded up 1.1p and diesel up 0.71p.
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  Astra-Nomical Savings on Vauxhall Astras From Motorpoint 20 Apr 2011 (News)
  Motorpoint is offering savings on some used Vauxhall Astras. Details below.  The car supermarket giant has rocketed down the price of the 10-Reg 1.4T 16v SE 5dr version of the popular hatchback to £10,999 – a saving of £9,619 on the list price of a new Astra 1.4T SE with options. This particular model comes with Air Conditioning, Half Leather Trim and Metallic Paint as standard.
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  The Honest John pick of the week's deals 16 Aug 2010 (News)
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  Honest John's Deals of the Week 30 Jun 2017 (News)
  >> Click here to see the deal Leading supermarkets cut the price of fuel The four major supermarkets - Sainsburys, Morrisons, Tesco and ASDA - have cut the cost of fuel in time for the summer holidays. The 2p-per-litre price reduction on petrol and diesel, 1p-per-litre at ASDA, brings the price of fuel down to 111p-per-litre on multiple forecourts across the UK.
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  Morrisons cuts 5P off a litre of fuel for Easter 24 Mar 2016 (News)
  According to the AA's latest fuel price report, the national average price of unleaded petrol is 102p while diesel sits slightly lower at 101p-per-litre. The Easter price deal will lower the petrol and diesel prices to a respective 97p and 96p-per-litre. Asda has also vowed to keep fuel prices below £1-per-litre until 29 March.
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  Petrol prices will reach 86p-per-litre, say experts 13 Jan 2016 (News)
  .  "At $10 a barrel, tax would account for around 84% of the total price per litre – a clear indication of just how high a proportion of every litre we buy goes straight to the Treasury." A price war between supermarkets has already forced diesel and unleaded to 99p-per-litre , but a further 13p price crash would save a typical family driving a Ford Focus - over 10,000 miles - a further £180 a year.  Petrol vs diesel - which will save you the most in 2016?