Gas prices expected to stay put

By News Staff

Posted Jan 13, 2011 05:56:39 AM.

This article is more than 5 years old.

It looks like gas prices will hold steady this week.

News 95.7 is expecting little or no change when regulated prices are re-set at midnight.

Regular self-serve is currently selling for $1.16.3 in metro.

New Brunswick’s regulated price didn’t budge when it was reset on Wednesday night.

Gas is still going for $1.09.5 in Saint John.

New Brunswick diesel prices edged up by about a cent-and-a-half per litre.

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