EIA: U.S. Diesel Prices Up 2nd Wk, PADD 4 Posts 4.7ct Hike


   
Miguel E. Andujar
DTN Refined Fuels Market Reporter

    

    

   DAVENPORT, FL (DTN) -- The national average for retail on-highway diesel 
fuel increased for a second consecutive week, rising 1.9cts to $3.758 gallon as 
of Monday (7/14), down 6.8cts from the same time last year, Energy Information 
Administration data show.
Retail diesel prices rose in the majority of regions, with only the Midwest 
PADD 2 average unchanged on the week, EIA reported.

   The Rocky Mountain PADD 4 price posted the largest weekly gain, up 4.7cts to 
$3.713 gallon. Stil, the price point was down 3.7cts from the same time last 
year.

   The West Coast PADD 5 average rose 3.6cts to $4.498 gallon as of Monday, 
4.8cts higher than a year ago while the West Coast less California price 
increased 3.4cts to $4.122 gallon, up 9.2cts year-over-year.

   The East Coast PADD 1 price increased 2.8cts to $3.793 gallon on the week, 
11.5cts lower than a year earlier. The New England PADD 1A price rose 0.2cts to 
$3.969 gallon, down 14.0cts year-over-year. The Central Atlantic PADD 1B price 
increased 1.7cts to $3.953 gallon, 11.4cts lower than the same time in 2024, 
while the Lower Atlantic PADD 1C price rose 3.6cts to $3.716 gallon, down 
11.3cts from a year earlier.

   The Midwest PADD 2 price was unchanged at $3.733 gallon, 1.2cts lower than 
last year and the Gulf Coast PADD 3 price rose 2.0cts to $3.403 gallon, 14.8cts 
lower year-over-year.




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