Another jump at the pump
Posted Mar 6, 2015 08:21:26 AM.
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The upward trend in the price of gasoline continues in Nova Scotia.
The UARB has used its weekly adjustment to move the price per litre up by 3.7 cents to a new minimum price of 111.6.
The change means a 50 litre fill-up will cost you $1.85 more today than it did just yesterday.
The news is better for those needing diesel, fuel prices dropped at midnight by 1.8 cents moving the minimum price down to $1.24.
One year ago, we were paying $1.39 for a litre of gasoline, diesel was selling at $1.42. Oil was trading on the markets at $101.86 U.S per barrel, over $50 per barrel more than yesterday closing price of $50.94.
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