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[U.S. diesel prices have increased by 70% compared with before the U.S.-Iran war] October 10th: Since the U.S.-Israel war with Iran, U.S. diesel prices have increased by about 70%, with the national average price reaching $6.28 per gallon on October 8. The Trump administration has pushed allies to release emergency oil reserves and allow road vehicles to use dyed diesel that is exempt from federal highway taxes. However, industry insiders point out that relevant measures are difficult to solve the global supply shortage of refined oil products, and the dyed diesel policy has not been widely adopted by major retailers due to tax and logistics obstacles.
Futures Market Intelligence 🕐 2026-10-10 00:14
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