Gas prices under a dollar per litre
Posted Sep 25, 2015 06:18:30 AM.
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HALIFAX – Drivers in Nova Scotia are waking up to gasoline prices under $1 per litre.
The province’s Utility and Review Board used its weekly adjustment to lower the price of regular self-serve by 1.6 cents at midnight, to a new minimum price of 99.4 c/L.
After two weeks of steady prices, the price for diesel also dropped 1.4 cents per litre overnight, lowering the minimum price to 96.1 c/L.
One year ago, Nova Scotian’s were paying $1.34/L for gasoline, $1.26/L for diesel, and oil was trading on the markets at $92.55 US per barrel. That’s just over $48 more than Thursday’s closing price of $44.30 US per barrel.
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