EIA: Diesel Prices Jump 10cts; USGC, Midwest Post Steep Gains


   
Miguel E. Andujar
DTN Refined Fuels Market Reporter

   DAVENPORT, FL (DTN) -- The U.S. average on-highway diesel fuel price climbed 
by 10cts to $3.571 gallon as of June 16, but it was 16.4cts lower than the same 
week in 2024, according to the latest data from the Energy Information 
Administration. 

   Midwest PADD 2 saw a notable regional increase, with diesel prices advancing 
by 10.8cts to $3.537 gallon. However, it was down 8.4cts from a year earlier. 
Gulf Coast PADD 3 closely followed, rising by 10.3cts to $3.212 gallon, 26cts 
below last year's price. 

   Lower Atlantic PADD 1C posted the largest weekly gain within the East Coast 
as of June 16, rising 13.3cts to $3.532 gallon, down 19.5cts year-over-year. 
East Coast PADD 1 overall increased 9.6cts to $3.621 gallon, 21.3cts lower than 
the same period in 2024. 

   Within the East Coast region, Central Atlantic PADD 1B rose 2.1cts to $3.782 
gallon, down 26.8cts from a year earlier, while New England PADD 1A edged up by 
1.1cts to $3.895 gallon, 19cts lower year-on-year. 

   Rocky Mountain PADD 4 saw a more modest increase, up 6.7cts to $3.548 
gallon, compared to a 13.4cts decline from a year earlier. West Coast PADD 5 
climbed 9.3cts to $4.310 gallon, down 10.7cts year-over-year. 

   California diesel prices rose 4.2cts to $4.781 gallon, 13.4cts below the 
year-ago level, while West Coast excluding California saw a sharper gain of 
13.8cts to $3.902 gallon, off 8.2cts from last year. 




(c) Copyright 2025 DTN, LLC. All rights reserved.