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Diesel prices in the United States have reached a record high of $5.85 per gallon, driven by supply disruptions due to conflicts in Iran and Ukraine. The increase reflects broader impacts on the global supply chain, including Russia's export ban and damage to refineries in the region.
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Diesel prices in the United States have reached a record high of $5.85 per gallon, driven by supply disruptions due to conflicts in Iran and Ukraine. The increase reflects broader impacts on the global supply chain, including Russia's export ban and damage to refineries in the region.
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Diesel prices hit record high as wars disrupt supply
Diesel Prices Reach Record High Amid Global Supply Disruptions