Sorry for being late to post the first price update for the year 2010.
I just learnt that price of L’essence has dropped while that of diesel remained the same.
They are as follows :
L’essence : Rs 41.65/L – > Rs 40.40/L.
Diesel : Rs 32.65/L
Good nite everyone!
I will never be able to understand the logic used by the APM ;
While the price of petrol is on the rise worldwide, they are decreasing it in Mauritius. And its true the other way round too!
Enfin, pas p plaigner 😛 Just a small comment!
Yashvinblogs 
the barrel you buy today is usually delivered after 3 months. so, there is a time gap.
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To croire sa? Alors kifer kant prix l’essence baisser dehors, morice li monter? lol.
Hedging…Hedging…Hedging… L’essence, Gros Pois 😛
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Yeah, ena Hedging si rentre en jeux…. mai bon, c vrai ki c un peu du n’importe koi ar apm la.
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Haha, this is funny xD
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neither do i.
in december it dropped to 33 dollars a barrel btw..in november it was above 70 ..
there ain’t any depreciation of local currency..the dollar is a stable rate..enfin!
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hehe, my point of view…. APM li baisse prix lesence moris, kan lot pays augmente pu zot…. vis versa !! sa ki apel moriss !! 😀 XD XD
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election biento la…
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we do the contrary of what happens in the other parts of the world. just to show mauritians(who are supposedly stupid) that policy-makers are better by being different.
the thing is that this pricing is political. it refers to a theory of a game by backward induction.(for those who study game theory in economics and maths). so the game is to win the election by planning a favourable price for petrol at the time near the election dates. so the yo-yo will continue. by this time we dont have any explanation why petrol and diesel have to move as they are. iS it god’s work( i mean mauritian gods).
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ti bizin koner sipa dimun ki responsab pu sa mega-skelet hedging la enkor p travay STC. Kav ene lot lenvi hedging pik li…
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made a calc and the price of petrol has gone up by Rs 6.30 from Jan 2009 – Jan 2010
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