The U.S. average on-highway diesel fuel price surged by 96.2 cents to a record $4.859 per gallon, the largest one-week increase since 1994, driven by escalating conflicts in the Middle East.




Prices for both gasoline and diesel are currently surging due to the direct military conflict involving the United States, Israel and Iran, which began on Feb. 28.



On a steady climb, rising about 35 cents over the last six weeks, the national average diesel price increased another 9.8 cents to $3.809, according to U.S. Energy Information Administration data.


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