Ukrainian attacks on Russia’s refineries
*Ukraine's defense from the Russian invasion
An invasion facilitated by the first Trump administration.
Ukrainian attacks on Russia’s refineries
*Ukraine's defense from the Russian invasion
An invasion facilitated by the first Trump administration.
I hope it goes to $10+ per gallon. $6 would be a bargain in other countries.
But we took in trillions and trillions in tarrifs, enough to give each person 5,000
/s
BUT I get to Assault CHILDREN so it's WORTH it!
-LITERALLY Republican Voters!
It's really kinda ironic to see as a German that the US is nearing our prices and those we've been paying / ripped off forever all losing their mind. Our current diesel price, if I calculated correctly, is around 10$/gal.
Only thing to be careful of is that US gallon is only 3.79 litres, not 4.55 litres like it is in the UK. (Makes the fuel economy of American cars seem even worse than they really are.)
If the diesel price is about €2.33/l at the moment and the dollar is about €0.86, then German diesel is ~$10.26/gallon at the moment.
(Makes the fuel economy of American cars seem even worse than they really are.)
which is why the measure should be amount of fuel per set distance. ie. litres/100 km.
Yup, I calculated with 3.8 for gal/L and almost forgot to convert the euro price to Usd thereafter 😁.
That makes the cost of everything hauled by truck go up.
And trump says he delivered on every single campaign pledge.
Here in Melbourne, Australia - the diesel price is currently the equivalent of $8.60 USD / gallon ($2.65AUD / litre).
Ukraine's attacks have not raised any prices. It's oil refineries they've been hitting, not petrol storage facilities. All that unrefined oil is simply moved to mostly India and China - refined product is not impacted by that.
I'm in France right now and the gas is in the 2.30€ / L.
In Montréal Canada, the gas was near 2$ / L before i left.
by design.
Expensive Diesel = hyper inflation, which benefits any shitholes with $40T in debt.
Awww those poor retarda in F350's. Let me get out the world's smallest violin.
The price of diesel affects pretty much everything. How do you think stuff gets to your local shops? Your grocery? How do you think bulk foodstuffs are transported over land and sea? How do you think bulk agricultural fertilizer is transported? The precursor chemicals for bulk fertilizer?
You understand my point, I trust.
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