US diesel prices reach record high amid regional conflicts
Most outlets reported that US diesel prices hit a new record, emphasizing the impact of ongoing regional conflicts on fuel costs. The News International linked the price rise to the US-Israel war, while the Business Recorder attributed it to the US war with Iran. Both outlets highlighted the economic strain on consumers and industries reliant on diesel.
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US diesel price hits new high
WASHINGTON: The price of diesel — the vital fuel used for road hauling, agriculture and construction — hit a new record Friday in the United States, as disruption from the US war with Iran squeezes voters. The cost is now USD5.85 a gallon, up from USD3.71 a year ago, the AAA motorists’ association said. Six months into the Middle East war and with weeks to go before November’s key US midterm el...
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US diesel prices hit an all-time-high: report
Diesel in the US has reportedly become more expensive than ever before forcing drivers to pay record prices at the pump as the US-Israel war continues to hit American’s wallets. According to the American Automobile Association , the average price for one gallon of diesel in the US has...
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