Diesel’s Surge Is Starting to Push Other Prices Around. Here’s How
The price surge, which began after a U.S. attack on Iran in February, has rippled through trucking, agriculture, construction and other sectors, according to The Conference Board.
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Diesel’s surge is starting to push other prices around. Here’s how
By Dan Burns Oct 15 (Reuters) - The skyrocketing price of diesel is plain for Americans to see anytime they fuel up their cars, SUVs and pickup trucks, though only a fraction of US drivers own a diesel-powered vehicle so they may think they are dodging...
Diesel prices affect even drivers of gas-powered vehicles
Most West Virginians — in fact most Americans — typically don’t think much about the price of diesel fuel. That is because our primary contact with fuel prices is at the gas station. In West Virginia, just over 4% of all light-duty vehicles are diesel-powered. So, for the average West Virginia motorist, the higher price […]
Diesel is essential for agriculture, because it moves tractors and harvesters, as well as trucks that transport crops to supermarkets and restaurants.
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