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How much will lower oil prices drag on other fuel costs?

The fall in oil prices is likely to have significant implications for all commodity producers and consumers, not just those in the oil industry. We have explored the impact of falling oil prices on commodities in general in earlier pieces. (See our Commodities Update, “What should lower oil prices mean for other commodities?”, published on 17th December.) In this Energy Watch we focus on what the fall in oil prices should mean for other energy commodities.


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