Gasoline prices in Toronto and the surrounding Greater Toronto Area are expected to fall by nine cents per litre early Friday morning, according to a forecast from En‑Pro International. The reduction is slated to take effect at 12:01 a.m. on September 18, 2026, and would bring the average price to about 180.9 cents per litre.
The projection comes from Roger McKnight, chief petroleum analyst at En‑Pro International. McKnight’s analysis indicates that market conditions are aligning to produce the modest price cut, which will be reflected across service stations throughout the city and its suburbs.
While the nine‑cent decline offers a brief reprieve for drivers, McKnight cautioned that the downward movement could be short‑lived. He suggested that the current dip may not signal a longer‑term trend, implying that future price fluctuations remain possible depending on supply and demand dynamics.
Consumers can expect the new pricing to appear on pumps shortly after midnight on Friday, with the revised figure of 180.9 cents per litre representing the anticipated average across the region. The adjustment follows routine market monitoring and reflects the latest data compiled by En‑Pro International’s analytics team.
Industry observers will watch the Friday change to gauge whether the temporary easing translates into broader stability for fuel costs in the Toronto market. For now, drivers in the city and the Greater Toronto Area can anticipate a modest savings at the pump as the forecasted nine‑cent reduction takes effect.