[SIZE="3"][B]It appears that when it comes to gasoline prices, all good things must come to an end.
New Brunswick gas prices had been falling precipitously in recent weeks and in many corners of the province, the price was hovering around [COLOR="Red"]66 cents [/COLOR]a litre. In fact, gas prices in New Brunswick are down [COLOR="red"]75 cents [/COLOR]a litre since mid-September.
That is about to end, according to Robert Jones, the CBC reporter who weekly analyzes gas prices in the province.
Jones is predicting that when the Energy and Utilities Board resets its maximum price for gasoline at 12:01 Thursday morning that drivers will be seeing a dramatic hike — in the range of [COLOR="red"]8 cents [/COLOR]a litre. He said prices for home heating oil and diesel will likely be increased by [COLOR="red"]10 cents [/COLOR]a litre.
"The bottom line is that petroleum markets in New York were very nervous over the last week, the price got bid up and we are going to see that come midnight tonight," Jones said on Wednesday.
The reason behind this round of increases, Jones said, is the jitters caused in the global petroleum markets over the fighting between Israel and Hamas in Gaza and the threat of OPEC countries to cut oil production.[/B][/SIZE]

Holly....... That's a bad timing......... With weather being terrible all across the country, people can not get rid of their heavy duty pick-ups and switch to more cost-saving transportations........
Gas price in B.C. has already been increasing. Would like to see how it will affect the currency market, especially U.S. currency.

哇哈哈哈哈，今天刚去加油了！~~~66.1Cent/L

tnnd, 晚上11点半出去还是65.9， 想着回来加点；等我1点回来的时候，已经变75.3了！