EIA: US Retail Diesel Fuel Up 2.4%, Highest since Nov. 2014


   
   OAKHURST, N.J. (DTN) -- The on-highway U.S. diesel fuel retail price average 
posted a fourth straight weekly gain, up 8.5cts to $3.671 gallon as of today, 
the highest price since early November 2014, the Energy Information 
Administration reported. The price is nearly $1.283 higher than the same time 
in 2020.

   DTN's national diesel fuel rack average also continued higher, up 4.72cts in 
the week ended today to $2.6756 gallon, the highest price point since Nov. 21, 
2014 when it was $2.6779 gallon.

   Retail on-highway diesel prices once again rose across all of the major 
PADDs, with the smallest gain registered in the Rocky Mountain PADD 4, where 
the price added 5.9cts to $3.732 gallon as of today, while consumers along the 
East and West coasts saw prices spike 9.3cts to $3.655 gallon and $4.226 
gallon, respectively.




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