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steveR

Member
Mixed Farmer
All bull shite. I think plenty are panic buying red
Tank is looking....low. So I called my supplier, no probs with fuel, 70.5 for 2500l

However, I think I will leave it a while, cos I can :)
Red 76p
Kero 59p
Derv 1.2
Told me prices stopped rising a couple of days ago and if I can wait a week or two bubble will pop
Told the same earlier in the week...

I will wait now until the winter fuel arrives in 3 weeks...
 
Tank is looking....low. So I called my supplier, no probs with fuel, 70.5 for 2500l

However, I think I will leave it a fortnight, cos I can :)

Told the same earlier in the week...

I will wait now until the winter fuel arrives in 3 weeks...
I would be hanging on as long as possible. I lent a friend 500 litres other day to try and save him a bit cause he was going to order and get stung
 

redsloe

Member
Location
Cornwall
65p FarmDeals app 5000 L red to top up tanks in case things get bad !

ordered Monday, delivered Tuesday

old regular suppler was quoting 70p !

www.farmdeals.ag
Well done.
Farmdeals quoting this area 78.35p today.
Irrelevant really as I ordered last Wednesday, delivered today for 66p from the bad boys certas.
At the time farmdeals were still around the mid 70s.
Gotta speak as you find!
 

Boydvalley

Member
Location
Bath

OPEC Cuts 2021 Oil Demand Forecast​

By Tsvetana Paraskova - Oct 13, 2021, 9:00 AM CDT
  • In this month’s report, OPEC revised downward its 2021 estimate due to lower-than-expected actual data for the first three quarters of the year
  • In its closely watched Monthly Oil Market Report (MOMR) on Wednesday, the cartel kept its 2022 oil demand growth forecast unchanged at 4.2 million bpd
  • OPEC expects this year’s global oil demand to grow by 5.8 million barrels per day (bpd) from the low 2020 levels, down from last month’s estimate of 5.96-million-bpd annual growth.

    In its closely watched Monthly Oil Market Report (MOMR) on Wednesday, the cartel kept its 2022 oil demand growth forecast unchanged at 4.2 million bpd to average total global demand of 100.8 million bpd next year.

    Last month, OPEC had raised its 2022 oil demand forecast by 900,000 bpd, expecting the surge of the Delta variant to partially delay the oil demand recovery into the next year with robust economic growth and stronger recovery in fuel consumption.

    In this month’s report, OPEC revised downward its 2021 estimate due to lower-than-expected actual data for the first three quarters of the year and “despite healthy oil demand assumptions going into the final quarter of the year.”

    Global oil demand in the fourth quarter will be driven by a seasonal increase in petrochemical and heating fuel demand, as well as the potential switch from natural gas to petroleum products due to the high gas prices, the cartel noted.

    In recent weeks, there has been growing interest in switching from gas to oil, and “Should this trend continue, fuels such as fuel oil, diesel, and naphtha could see support, driven by higher demand from power generation, refining and petrochemical use,” OPEC said.

    If Q4 is colder than average, heating oil markets could be supported, especially in December 2021, but this boost to demand could be offset by lower gasoline consumption, said OPEC.

    “Looking ahead, despite expectations of a seasonal pick-up in heating oil demand, as well as a potential switch from natural gas to liquid fuels, product markets are expected to see some weakness during the coming winter due to higher refinery throughput leading to ample supply,” the cartel noted.

    The slight downgrade to 2021 global oil demand, however, didn’t result in any downgrade for 2022 demand, which OPEC still sees as “supported by healthy economic momentum in the main consuming countries and better management of the COVID-19 pandemic.”

I take it to mean no drop in price before new year but we’re maybe at peak.
 

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Red Tractor drops launch of green farming scheme amid anger from farmers

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quote: “Red Tractor has confirmed it is dropping plans to launch its green farming assurance standard in April“

read the TFF thread here: https://thefarmingforum.co.uk/index.php?threads/gfc-was-to-go-ahead-now-not-going-ahead.405234/
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