@encanews: South Africa can come under pressure from both sides when oil becomes more expensive at the same time that the rand weakens. That combination can increase pressure on fuel prices and feed into wider concerns about inflation and interest rates. Francis Herd explains why a weaker rand and higher oil prices can create what he calls the “perfect storm” for petrol prices. Watch the full episode of Number of the Day on enca.com. #eNCA

DJ :

Funny how prices rise so quickly yet doesn't go down as quickly when rand strengthens

Xakes_ :

SASOL GARAGE NOT SUPPOSED YO BE CHEAPER SINCE ITS LOCAL???

Lance Schouw :

y u guys not reporting on rand manipulation

Hennie :

The ANC said in 1993 NP doesnt care.What is happening now,the ANC doesnt care

Venomizzzness :

R4.58/ltr increase november

Vash :

They should have a hedge against fuel cause everyone knew about the war ?! Just buy fuel from Russia now…

HappyD :

We pay 43% TAX on petrol let that sink in!!!!

I888 :

Where is the role sasol should play to reduce prices and imports like 40 years back, or are we buying from someone's buddy🤣🤣🤣

Blok Botha :

Rre Mosiane 🇿🇦🔥🌹💯 :

kedi asylum kedi petrol yoh

lollyralikhomo :

Remember you also told us market's love ramaphosa.

user1803445772113 :

for me.its not the oil prices but the refinaries in south africa that are pushing the prices so that the caders get more money.

Refresh Daily :

Hennie :

Ebrahim Sahib :

Let's thank this man

Goofy and sego 🦋 :

MooseZA :

And the ANC is smiling all the way owning SASOL.

hereshharipersad3 :

😳😳😳