Fuel Prices 13 February 2026 - 24 March 2026

Asda warns of temporary petrol pump shortages as UK fuel prices break 150p amid Iran war

Asda warns of temporary petrol pump shortages as UK fuel prices break 150p amid Iran war

Asda warned of temporary fuel shortages at some UK pumps after demand surged and petrol prices topped 150p a litre for the first time in nearly two years. The supermarket said no station had fully run out, but supply was “tight.” Fuel industry groups said national supply remained stable and urged drivers not to change buying habits. Brent crude traded at $111.52 a barrel as the Iran-Israel conflict rattled oil markets.
March 27, 2026
Lloyds Banking Group Share Price Holds Near 93p as FCA Motor Finance Update Looms

Lloyds Banking Group Share Price Holds Near 93p as FCA Motor Finance Update Looms

Perth petrol prices will jump to an average 256.8 cents per litre on Wednesday, up 11 cents from Tuesday, according to FuelWatch. The gap between the cheapest and most expensive stations has widened to 39 cents per litre, with major chains lifting prices sharply. Only 22 outlets will sell below 240 cents per litre. Consumer Protection fined a Geraldton retailer this month for charging more than the notified price.
March 24, 2026
UK Fuel Prices: Diesel Could Hit £2 a Litre Within Weeks as Oil Surge Reignites Fuel Duty Fight

UK Fuel Prices: Diesel Could Hit £2 a Litre Within Weeks as Oil Surge Reignites Fuel Duty Fight

UK diesel prices may exceed £2 a litre within weeks as Brent crude held above $110 following new Middle East attacks, traders said Friday. Average diesel prices have jumped nearly 20 pence since late February. The Bank of England warned inflation could hit 3.5% if energy costs keep rising. Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces pressure as a fuel duty cut expires at the end of August.
March 20, 2026
UK Petrol Prices Jump Again as Iran Conflict Opens a 49p Gap Between M1 Pumps and London’s Cheapest Stations

UK Petrol Prices Jump Again as Iran Conflict Opens a 49p Gap Between M1 Pumps and London’s Cheapest Stations

UK petrol prices climbed Tuesday, with a 49p-per-litre gap between the priciest M1 motorway stop and the cheapest London station as Brent crude topped $101 a barrel amid Iran conflict disruptions. RAC data showed unleaded averaging 142.29p and diesel 162.06p per litre. Motorway sites charged up to 172.9p for petrol, while Morrisons Camden offered 123.9p. Ministers warned retailers against unjustified price hikes.
March 17, 2026