EIA: US On-Highway Diesel Retail Ticks Higher for 2nd Week


   
    

    

   OAKHURST, N.J. (DTN) --- Energy Information Administration data show the 
U.S. average on-highway diesel fuel price gained a second week, up 0.5cts to 
$3.544 gallon as of today, $1.049 gallon below the same week in 2023.

   DTN's national diesel fuel rack eased about a penny on the week to $2.3037 
gallon this afternoon.

   The data remained mixed for the major PADDs, with the Gulf Coast PADD 3 
price up second. The PADD 3 posted the biggest weekly gain, up 2.1cts to $3.212 
gallon as of today, $1.067 lower than a year ago.

   The Midwest PADD on-highway diesel price rose a second week, up 0.9cts to 
$3.520 gallon while the Rocky Mountain PADD 4 price gained a third week, edging 
up 0.4cts to $3.612 gallon.

   At the East Coast PADD 1 price, the price was again lower, down 0.6cts to 
$3.571 gallon as of today, nearing a three-year low, and the West Coast PADD 5 
also continued lower, falling 1.3cts to $4.266 gallon, the lowest since the 
week ended Oct. 11, 2021.




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