Diesel Prices Hit Record High as Fuel Costs Continue to Climb
- U.S. retail diesel prices reached $6.505 per gallon on Saturday, the American Automobile Association reported, marking the first time the national average has topped $6.50.
- The US-Iran war has squeezed global fuel supplies, curtailing shipments through the vital Strait of Hormuz as the United States and Iran vie for control of the critical maritime chokepoint.
- Ukrainian drone strikes hit the Moscow Oil Refinery during the largest overnight barrage this year, while Russia has banned most fuel exports through October, compounding supply constraints.
- Diesel runs the country's trucks, farm equipment, trains, and home-heating systems, though most American drivers never fill passenger cars with the fuel, making the spike economically consequential.
- Despite the surge, prices remain below their 2022 inflation-adjusted highs, according to the Washington-based Institute for Progress, offering narrow consolation amid persistent geopolitical tensions.
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The pace of increases has accelerated in September, with an increase of more than 87 cents so far in the month
Diesel prices continue to run in the US and break through the psychological threshold of $ 6.5 per gallon. (ANSA)
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