By Ofentse Mokae
26 September 2009
Consumers can expect further relief in the form of lower petrol prices next month.
Economists say lower international crude oil prices and a stronger rand should push petrol prices down by about 40-cents a litre.
In August petrol prices fell, while September saw a rise.
Now analysts anticipate a price decrease for October which means inland motorists could be paying around seven-Rand-65 per litre for unleaded petrol.
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