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Supermarkets often adjust fuel prices differently, sometimes to attract shoppers. While global oil prices are a factor, supermarkets also set their own margins. Asda's rapid increase suggests they're capitalising on the rising cost of Brent crude, pushing their pump prices up more quickly than competitors to boost their profits.
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