Cost of petrol could rise once more

OPEC has agreed to cut output to stop their prices falling, prompting fears that the cost of petrol could rise again.

Cost of petrol could rise once more
Fri, 24 Oct, 2008 - 18:36

OPEC has agreed to cut output to stop their prices falling, prompting fears that the cost of petrol could rise again.

The move has angered world leaders.

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