Diesel is over $6 in 49 states: Where prices are highest and lowest
Diesel prices across the United States have risen sharply, climbing above $6.50 per gallon for the first time, driven by global fuel pressures related to wars. The price increases are affecting many parts of the economy. As of now, diesel costs over $6 per gallon in 49 states, with California having the highest prices at an average of $8.42 per gallon.
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2 developments- Sep 20US Diesel Tops $6.50 a Gallon as Wars Worsen Global Fuels Crunch With No End In Sight
- Sep 21Diesel is over $6 in 49 states: Where prices are highest and lowest
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