U.S. Retail Diesel Prices Hit Record High as Global Supply Tightens

"Diesel Is the Blood of the Economy": U.S. Prices Just Hit an All-Time High of $5.848 a Gallon

Diesel just shattered a record while crude oil sits well below its peak, and the gap between those two numbers explains why your grocery bill may keep climbing long after any ceasefire.

Diesel Just Hit Its Highest Price in American History, AAA Data Shows — Topping the Record Set After Russia Invaded Ukraine

Diesel just hit its highest price in American history, topping the record set after Russia's invasion of Ukraine — up more than half since the Iran war began. Hormuz disruption is choking crude while Ukrainian strikes knock Russian refineries offline, and refining margins have ballooned. American plants set an export record filling the gap, but East Coast stockpiles sit at a record low as winter nears.

Diesel hits record $5.85 a gallon as Iran war drags on

Surging fuel cost puts additional cost pressure on manufacturing and retail.

The Cost of Diesel in the United States Is Now $5.85 Per Gallon, Setting a New Record High

As gas prices have soared, so too has the cost of diesel, which is up 55 percent since the start of the war between the U.S. and Iran in February.

Diesel Prices Now Higher Than They Were Under Biden

Diesel prices in the U.S. climbed to a record high Friday as the war in Iran and disruptions to global refining capacity tightened fuel supplies.