EIA: U.S. Retail Diesel Average Price Down 3.7cts W-o-W


   
Barani Krishnan
DTN Refined Fuels Market Reporter

   SECAUCUS, NJ (DTN) - The national average price for retail diesel fuel fell 
by 3.7cts as of Monday (11/24), bucking last week's rise, with decreases across 
most U.S. regions, according to fuel pricing data from the Energy Information 
Administration (EIA) data released on Tuesday (11/25).

   The national average for retail diesel fuel was at $3.831 gallon last week, 
standing 29.2cts lower than the same period a year earlier, EIA data showed.

   The Rocky Mountain region (PADD 4) posted the largest weekly drop, shedding 
9cts to $3.723 gallon, while remaining 27.3cts above year-over-year.

   East Coast (PADD 1) average diesel prices rose by 0.6cts to $3.862 gallon as 
of November 24, while staying 26.9cts higher than the same period a year 
earlier.

   On the East Coast as well, weekly diesel prices in New England (PADD 1A) 
climbed by 3.6cts to $4.057 gallon, while staying up 28.1cts year-on-year.

   In the Central Atlantic (PADD 1B), diesel rose by 1.1cts to $4.01 gallon, 
while being 22.3cts higher on the year. In the Lower Atlantic (PADD 1C), it 
advanced by 0.2cts to $3.789 gallon and was 28.6cts up year-on-year.

   In the Midwest (PADD 2), diesel prices fell by 6.3cts to $3.85 gallon in the 
week ended November 24, which was 31.9cts higher than the same week last year.

   West Coast (PADD 5) weekly average diesel prices slipped by 4.5cts to $4.514 
gallon, marking a 33.7cts year-on-year rise.

   Diesel prices at West Coast less California eased by 7.2cts to $4.108 gallon 
last week, while being 35.3cts above year-ago levels.

   California retail diesel prices edged lower by 1.3cts to $4.983 gallon on 
the week but stood 32.1cts higher year-on-year.




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