Diesel Hits $5 a Gallon, Stoking Inflationary Ripples Across the U.S. Economy
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Diesel prices have jumped to $5.04 a gallon, the highest in four years, raising transport costs for trucks, trains, and ships and potentially lifting core inflation even before consumer prices fully reflect the increase.
- What $5 diesel fuel means for the U.S. economy Axios
- 'A direct hit for consumer prices': Diesel surges past $5 a gallon NBC News
- Diesel prices surge to $5 per gallon, highest since 2022, as Iran war disrupts global oil supplies CNBC
- As diesel continues to soar, Farmington trucking company fights to eat costs 13wham.com
- US diesel prices soar to almost $5 as Iran war pinches global supplies Financial Times
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