Small drop in Nova Scotia’s gas prices
Posted May 6, 2016 07:19:33 AM.
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HALIFAX – A small drop in the price of gasoline has been recorded across Nova Scotia Friday morning.
Provincial regulated prices fell by roughly six-tenths of a cent at midnight, moving the minimum price to $1.02/L.
The same, however, cannot be said about diesel fuel as prices climbed nearly a full cent overnight, moving the minimum price up nine-tenths of a cent to 90.4 c/L.
At this time in 2015, drivers were paying $1.16/L for gasoline, $1.10 for diesel and oil was trading on the markets at $58.73 US per barrel. That’s just under $15 more than Thursday’s closing price of $43.92 US.
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