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GTA gas prices expected to drop 7 cents a litre Friday, hitting lowest level since June

Toronto and the GTA are expected to see gas prices fall seven cents per litre Friday, following an 11-cent decrease earlier this week.

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Drivers across Toronto and the GTA could see gas prices drop another seven cents per litre on Friday, bringing the average to 160.9 cents per litre. (Courtesy: Canva)

What to know

  • GTA gas prices are expected to drop seven cents per litre on Friday, bringing the average to 160.9 cents per litre.
  • Kitchener-Waterloo and Ottawa are also expected to see a seven-cent decrease.
  • The latest drop follows an 11-cent-per-litre decrease on Wednesday, bringing the week’s total decline to 18 cents per litre.
  • Friday’s anticipated prices would mark the lowest average in Toronto and the GTA since June, when prices reached 157.9 cents per litre.

Gas prices could hit their lowest price since June as another major drop is set to take place on Friday across Toronto and the GTA.

Drivers hitting the road could expect some relief at the pumps as gas prices across the region are expected to drop seven cents per litre, according to En-Pro International.

The decrease would bring the average price of gas to 160.9 cents per litre across Toronto and the GTA. Drivers in Kitchener-Waterloo and Ottawa are also expected to see the same seven-cent decrease.

The drop will mark the lowest prices have been in Toronto and the GTA since June, when prices averaged 157.9 cents per litre.

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It will also mark the second relief at the pumps this week, following an 11-cent-per-litre decrease on Wednesday.

Combined, the two decreases would bring gas prices down by 18 cents per litre in just three days.

The back-to-back decreases mark a notable shift at the pumps, with prices continuing to move lower heading into the weekend.

With another decrease expected Friday, motorists may want to keep an eye on prices before heading to the pumps, especially those planning to fill up over the weekend.

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