Here's an interesting quandry for those so inclined. Have a gander at the graphed stats for crude oil and MOPS95 - Singapore Unleaded Petrol - and see of you can spot the inconsistency. Here's a hint:
The A$ last week was at US$0.92, today it's at US$0.8907. Why then is the price of unleaded petrol at my local up to 6 cents/litre cheaper today than last week? I'm allowing for the furphy which is the so-called 'weekly cycle'. Yet more evidence that the consumer is being played for a mug? I reckon.
In the progenitor's honour.
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