diesel

Rising 0.001-cents, the national average currently stands at $2.438 per gallon. This follows a 0.007-cent increase, to $2.437, for the week of July 6.

With a $0.10-cent gain, this week’s national average came in at $2.396 per gallon. This followed a 0.004-cent decline to $2.386 per gallon, for the week ending June 1, and a 0.004-cent increase to $2.390 per gallon, for the week ending May 25.

Falling 0.008 cents, this week’s average came in at $2.386, following a 0.005-cent one week ago, to $2.394. This was preceded by a 3.8-cent decline to $2.399 and a 4.3-cent decline the week of April 27.

With a 3.8-cent decline, this week’s national average—at $2.548—follows a 7.3-cent decline, to $2.586, the week of March 30 and an 8.1-cent decline, to $2.659, for the week of March 23.

This week’s national average—at $2.659—fell 7.4 cents compared to the week of March 16, which dropped 8.1 cents to @2.753. The average for the week of March 9 dropped 3.7 cents to $2.814. That was preceded by a 3.1-cent decline to $2.851 the week of March 2, which was preceded by a 0.008-cent decline to $2.882 the week of February 24 and the 4.6-cent decrease to $2.900 the week of February 17.

This week’s average—at $3.037—fell 2.7 cents, following a 1.5-cent decline to $3.064 for the week ending January 13.

With a 1.0-cent increase, the national weekly diesel average came in at $3.079 per gallon, topping the week ending December 30 at $3.069.

A week after a decline of more than two cents, the national average price per gallon of diesel gasoline fell again but not to the same extent, for the week of December 16, according to data issued by the Department of Energy’s Energy Information Administration (EIA).

With a 0.004-cent increase, the average price per gallon for diesel, for the week of December 2, is $3.070.

Falling 0.008 cents, this week’s average is $3.066, falling last week’s 0.001-cent increase. The national diesel average rises and falls have been uneven in recent weeks, falling four times over the last seven weeks.

With a 0.001-cent gain, this week’s average is $3.074. This marks the third time over the last six weeks that the national average has seen a gain, with declines occurring in three of the previous five weeks.

Rising 0.014-cents, the national diesel average checked in at $3.064, following a decline of 0.001 cents, for the week ending October 21 and a 0.004-cent gain, for the week ending October 14.

With a 0.004-cent increase, this week’s average came in at $3.051 per gallon, following declines of 1.9-cents and 0.015-cents, respectively, over the previous two weeks.

Falling 1.9 cents, the national diesel average now stands at $3.047, coming on the heels of a 0.015-cent decline a week ago.

With a 1.0-cent decrease, the national diesel average is at $3.034, coming on the heels of 0.07-cent and 0.004-cent declines, respectively, over the previous two weeks. The national diesel average has risen twice in the last ten weeks.