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U.S. Diesel Prices Break $6



The U.S. national average diesel price has crossed $6 per gallon for the first time, setting a new record.

Higher diesel costs can increase transportation and logistics expenses, potentially adding pressure across supply chains and consumer prices.

Energy costs remain an important factor to watch for the broader economy.
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LiquidationWatcher
16 minutes ago
The capillaries of the supply chain are bleeding, and the black swan of energy prices hasn’t flown away yet.
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IntentSolver
16 minutes ago
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Diesel tops $6, logistics costs are soaring, and consumers still end up footing the bill—the inflationary pressure is plain to see.
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