Retail diesel prices are coming down, but their spread against futures and wholesale rates remains wide in comparison to past levels.
The benchmark DOE/EIA diesel price dropped Monday, as the market swings into a new era of restrictions on Russian diesel exports to the European Union.
The benchmark diesel price used for most fuel surcharges increased this week, but trends are pointing lower.
“Brent Blend” sounds like something Loretta Lynn’s forebears might have distilled in West Virginia.
The benchmark diesel price for most fuel surcharges continues to fall even as other key numbers are rising before a ban on some Russian imports.
Marine fuel rules have become a key factor in diesel prices, but a new set of regulations may actually push downward on the market.
Move will add 35.6 cents a gallon to truckers’ fuel tab.
The benchmark DOE/EIA diesel price used for most fuel surcharges moved higher Tuesday for the first time since early November.
The benchmark DOE/EIA diesel price dropped for the seventh consecutive week, falling by more than 80 cents during that time.
Diesel prices at the pump still have a ways to go to catch up with earlier declines in wholesale and futures prices.
