11/08/2026
Fuel is back in the headlines. Where things actually stand ⛽
Brent crude is back around 87 to 88 dollars a barrel, up about 5 percent in the past month and more than 30 percent on a year ago, climbing on renewed Strait of Hormuz tension. It had spiked past 120 dollars in late April, then eased over summer.
In Lithuania, diesel followed the same path: down from the spring peak to around 1.80 euros per litre by mid-July, and now ticking up again.
For road freight, the pattern matters more than the number. Fuel is a quarter to a third of the cost of a truck. When it swings up, down, then up again, it feeds straight into rates and makes pricing a moving target.
We cannot change the oil price. We can be straight about what drives cost and keep our pricing transparent as it moves.
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FSTS team