Petrol stations tried to 'shape' the market – now it's shaping them
Petrol stations in our biggest cities hiked prices ahead of global oil prices, but experts say their profit margins are now much slimmer.
Petrol stations tried to 'shape' the market – now it's shaping them
Petrol stations in our biggest cities hiked prices ahead of global oil prices, but experts say their profit margins are now much slimmer.
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