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Sky News Business Editor Ross Greenwood says petrol prices are “ultimately going to rise” as oil prices have spiked since OPEC cut its production to one million barrels per day.
“When you look at the oil price, you can see it has spiked since OPEC decided this week to basically cut production by another million barrels,” Mr Greenwood told Sky News Australia.
“Stubbornly the price of petrol has not fallen in Australia … when the price of oil had previously been coming down, so it only really puts more pain on the motorist and therefore more pain potentially on inflation. "