Gas Prices In Montreal Should Drop Further On June 15 β Here's What To Expect
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Someone fills up their SUV at a Costco gas station pump.
The price of gas in Montreal has reached dizzying heights over the past month, but there may be a break in sight. Motorists can save money at the pump on June 15, when fuel costs are expected to drop to the lowest rate they've been in at least 10 days.
Price monitoring site Gas Wizard forecasts that gasoline will go down to 216.9 cents for a litre of regular in the city. That's a 5-cent saving compared to the average 221.9 for unleaded seen at the start of the week.
The predicted price fluctuation isn't the first this month. On June 12, fuel fell three cents following a 224.9 record high on June 11.
\u201cNEWS YOU CAN USE\n\n\u26fd\ufe0fPrice \ud83d\udea8: #GasPrices will FALL 5 CENTS A LITRE WEDNESDAY dropping prices to 207.9/l for #Toronto #GTA #Ottawa #HamOnt #LdnOnt #Kitchener #Barrie #Windsor #Niagara #Kingston & most of S #Ont while #Montreal & #QuebecCity falls to 216.9\nhttps://t.co/O1gQlGIrWw\u201dβ Dan McTeague (@Dan McTeague) 1655157193
By comparison, gas cost around 132.3 cents per litre in Montreal this time last year, according to CAA, which means an 85-cent increase in just 12 months.
This week's price fluctuation comes as Quebec's inflation rate has pushed the cost of living to the highest it's been in over three decades. In March alone, Canada saw an 11.8% monthly surge in gas prices, according to Statistics Canada.
Meanwhile, Russia remains one of the biggest oil producers in the world, but many countries refuse to purchase Kremlin product due to the conflict in Ukraine. The supply shift has caused turbulence in the market and fuel costs to steepen.