US diesel prices cross $6/gallon nationally for the first time
US diesel prices rose above $6.00 per gallon nationally for the first time in history, with some states pushing above $8.00 amid a supply shortage, according to GasBuddy data cited by market commentators. The move extends a roughly 74% increase over nine months and is being linked to refining constraints and broader inflation pressure.
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@unusual_whales
BREAKING: Diesel has crossed $6/gal nationally for the first time ever, per GasBuddy
@KobeissiLetter
BREAKING: US diesel prices officially rise above $6.00/gallon for the first time in history, now up +74% over the last 9 months. Diesel prices in some states are now pushing above $8.00/gallon as the US faces a massive shortage of supply. The move comes as US oil prices near
@ElizabethPDove
Didn't I post that diesel was over $6 the other day? Oh... yeah. I did. https://t.co/SBcq1TMY8m
@Jo9715
Diesel being over $6 a gallon is not okay
@viktor72
Why is diesel at record highs but not unleaded gas?
@Commercial_Rule_7823
I also saw 7.80 for diesel which is sad. Add that to shipping costs, and thats....more inflation.
@looool_k_libtard
10Y over 5% as gasoline will be $6 nationwide soon and diesel will need new signs to go over $10. Thank you for your attention to this matter.
@HiddenStoat
Wow - UK prices are only 50% higher than US prices for diesel! That's unusually close (UK is approximately $9.30/US gallon for diesel). (For the maths: £1.80/litre * 3.8 [liters in a US gallon] * GBP/USD conversion).