Fuel prices at a four-year low – AA The AA’s price survey showed that a litre of petrol now costs an average of 94.6 cent, down 6.8% from the previous month. Diesel fell by 7.4% to 94.4 per litre. Prices have fallen by 30% in the last six months. ‘The last time fuel was this cheap was February of 2005,’ said AA public affairs manager Conor Faughnan. With oil prices falling further in the last few days and the euro staying strong against the US dollars the prospects are for continued low prices for at least the next few weeks, the organisation says. ‘We don’t know how long this will last, but enjoy it while it does,’ Mr Faughnan says. ‘If 2008 taught us anything it’s that oil prices are unpredictable and prone to huge volatility. Prices are low for now,’ he adds. Enjoy it while it lasts, says AA
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