Shell profits more than double to $9.84bn
Meanwhile a 55-litre tank of petrol now costs £96.09, with diesel at a record £2 a litre
Filling a 55-litre tank of petrol now costs £96.09. That's £23.03 more than before war broke out in the Middle East, and diesel is averaging a record £2 a litre.
Shell, meanwhile, is doing nicely. Its profits for April to June more than doubled to $9.84bn, and it's told investors trading since then has been in line with that.
Should firms making this much from the war be paying a bigger share back?
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