On Saturday, gas prices across Newfoundland and Labrador saw a decrease of 2.1 cents per litre, with the Avalon Peninsula's prices dipping below $2, now at $1.98 per litre. The Public Utilities Board (PUB) announced these adjustments, which also affect other fuels. For instance, diesel prices fell by 4.7 cents per litre throughout Newfoundland, and by 6.4 cents in regions such as Labrador West and Churchill Falls. Additionally, furnace oil prices decreased by just over four cents per litre, while stove oil saw a reduction of nearly 6.1 cents per litre in Labrador West and Churchill Falls. The adjustments are attributed to ongoing market fluctuations, particularly influenced by the war in the Middle East. The PUB has scheduled the next price adjustment for Tuesday, indicating that consumers should stay alert for further changes in fuel prices as the situation evolves.