EIA: US Diesel Prices Drop 4.6cts on Week


   
Miguel E. Andujar
DTN Refined Fuels Market Reporter

   DAVENPORT, FL (DTN) -- The national average price for retail diesel fuel 
declined by 4.6cts as of Monday (10/13), marking the third consecutive weekly 
decrease, with lower prices recorded across all U.S. regions, according to the 
latest data from the Energy Information Administration.

   The national average for retail diesel fuel fell by 4.6cts to $3.665 gallon. 
That was 3.4cts higher than the price from the same period a year earlier.

   Gulf Coast PADD 3 posted the largest regional drop, down by 6.5cts to $3.299 
gallon from last week, and 3.8cts lower year-on-year.

   Midwest PADD 2 saw a weekly decline of 6.4cts to $3.606 gallon as of October 
13, down by 4.5cts compared to the same period a year earlier.

   East Coast PADD 1 average diesel prices eased by 1.4cts to $3.721 gallon as 
of October 13, priced 13.5cts higher than a year earlier. New England PADD 1A 
slipped by 0.9cts to $3.949 gallon during the same period, Central Atlantic 
PADD 1B declined by 0.9cts to $3.877 gallon, and Lower Atlantic PADD 1C 
decreased by 1.7cts to $3.639 gallon.

   Rocky Mountain PADD 4 prices fell by 1.3cts to $3.658 gallon, up by 2.3cts 
from the same period a year earlier.

   West Coast PADD 5 diesel prices slipped by 3.5cts to $4.464 gallon, standing 
19.0cts above the same period a year earlier. West Coast less California 
dropped by 3.8cts to $4.052 gallon, up by 17.8cts compared to a year earlier, 
while California decreased by 3.1cts to $4.940 gallon, 20.6cts higher compared 
to a year earlier.




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