The fuel crisis is, essentially, self-limiting. There has been a surge in demand as people attempt to 'stock up' ahead of anticipated shortages, but motorists' storage capacity is limited to the car's fuel tank plus the odd jerrycan. Once drivers have stocked up, demand should fall back to a topping-up level, queues will diminish, panic will recede and we'll return to normal, albeit a new normal with a bit more supply-chain uncertainty. I'm more concerned about the broader energy market in the medium term.