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Roger McKnight, chief petroleum analyst at En-Pro International, joins BNN Bloomberg to break down the discrepancy in gas prices across Canada. He says refineries put off maintenance in the spring to accommodate high margins and demand but they are now playing catch up

Roger McKnight, chief petroleum analyst at En-Pro International, joins BNN Bloomberg and discusses at what Canadians can expect to pay for gasoline in the week ahead.

Roger McKnight, chief petroleum analyst with En-Pro International, joins BNN Bloomberg to share his gas price forecast as summer driving season winds down. He says to expect gas prices to creep up as diesel prices increase and as we near the fall/winter cold snap.

Roger McKnight, chief petroleum analyst at En-Pro International, joins BNN Bloomberg to talk about what consumers can expect at the pumps come September.

Roger McKnight, chief petroleum analyst at En-Pro International, joins BNN Bloomberg to discuss what Canadians can expect to pay at the gas pumps over the next week.

Roger McKnight, chief petroleum analyst at EN-Pro International, joins BNN Bloomberg to discuss the potential record high gas prices Canadians could see this fall. McKnight believes that gas will go up in a slip stream as refineries start to slow down. He also notes that the short term prices are following a bouncing algorithm.

Roger McKnight, chief petroleum analyst at En-Pro International, joins BNN Bloomberg to discuss what Canadians can expect to pay at the gas pumps in the week ahead. McKnight says that although prices across Canada are set to fall next week, this is happening for negative reasons as demand slows and could be troubling for the economy in the months ahead. He talks on how refiners are benefitting with high profit margins and recommends Canadians fill up on low gas while they can.

Gas expert Roger McKnight predicts an average Saturday gas price in the GTA of around $1.68 per litre.

The combination of a 5.7 cent per litre cut in the Ontario gas tax effective Friday July 1 and a fall in the US cash futures prices today means that pump prices should fall by 11 cents per litre on Friday, July 1 – Roger McKnight, Chief Petroleum Analyst

Roger McKnight, chief petroleum analyst at En-Pro International, joins BNN Bloomberg for an outlook on this week’s gasoline prices. He says that Canadians are starting to factor fuel prices into their driving habits. He also said that refining margins have increased as gasoline prices in Canada continue to be driven by the U.S. market.

Roger McKnight, chief petroleum analyst at En-Pro International, tells BNN Bloomberg that current high gas prices are a result of a supply and demand imbalance. He says gas prices won’t retreat any time soon unless demand suddenly evaporates, or if governments adjust the HST.

Roger McKnight, chief petroleum analyst at En-Pro International, joins BNN Bloomberg for a look ahead to gas prices in Canada over the coming week. He says low diesel inventories in the U.S. will relentlessly push up the cost of delivering goods, which will be passed along to the consumer.