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Roger McKnight, chief petroleum analyst at En-Pro International, joins BNN Bloomber says that people have few alternatives for travel in Canada and will continue to rely on their cars. He also says that declines in gasoline inventories and refined oil reserves will keep gasoline prices high.

Roger McKnight, chief petroleum analyst at En-Pro International, joins BNN Bloomberg and talks about gasoline prices in the week ahead and says drivers might have to wait for a while until they can see some relief at the pumps. He says with Canadians stuck inside for years during the COVID-19 pandemic, many individuals aren’t letting these higher prices hold them back and they’re still getting out on the road.

Roger McKnight, chief petroleum analyst at En-Pro International, joins BNN Bloomberg and takes a closer look at what Canadian consumers can expect to pay at the gas pumps ahead of the weekend. He says it’s not just crude oil that’s causing pump prices to jump. He points to soaring diesel prices that are pulling gasoline costs.

Roger McKnight, chief petroleum analyst at En-Pro International, joins BNN for a closer look at what Canadian consumers can expect to pay at the gas pumps ahead of the weekend.

Roger McKnight, chief petroleum analyst at En-Pro International, joins BNN Bloomberg and says gasoline prices are set to rise across the country, and it’s not just due to the supply-demand imbalance of crude oil. He says the switch from winter to summer blends of gasoline is fuelling the climb in pump prices.

Roger McKnight, chief petroleum analyst at En-Pro International, discusses what Canadians can expect to see for gasoline prices in the week ahead. McKnight says there is a lag in gasoline prices following oil’s lower levels, and notes that high gasoline demand as of late is noticeably slowing.

Roger McKnight summarizes the current market drivers for gasoline prices.

Roger McKnight, chief petroleum analyst at En-Pro International, talks about what consumers can expect to pay at the pumps in the week ahead. He says supply was already tight before Russia’s attack on Ukraine, and how he doesn’t see any relief coming until the later half of June. He also says despite the federal government raising its carbon tax today, the impact it will have on gas prices has been somewhat blunted due to U.S. President Joe Biden’s SPR release.

Roger McKnight explains the drop in gas prices over the coming days in Calgary and Vancouver.

Roger McKnight summarises what’s really behind skyrocketing gas prices, how high they could go, and if is there anything anyone can do to bring them back down.

Roger McKnight, chief petroleum analyst at En-Pro International, says most cities will see gas prices fall in the week ahead. He also talks about the Albertan government pausing the collection of its provincial fuel tax next week, but he says it will most likely come back once oil prices are under control.

Roger McKnight, chief petroleum analyst at En-Pro International, talks about what Canadians can expect to pay at the pumps in the week ahead. He says while oil prices are lower, there’s still going to be a price spike in gasoline as wholesale costs are continuing to climb. He says while the IEA suggests reducing speed limits on highways could help save on oil consumption, he doesn’t think that would go over well with consumers who are eager to finally leave their house after years of COVID-related measures.