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Issue DateTitleSubjectsCAPTION
Nov 08 2023
Why The Fall Price Reversal?
PUMP PRICE 2023 YEAR IN REVIEW
Retail Prices



Retail gasoline prices have been dropping since September due to moderated crude oil prices, weak demand, and declining refining margins. Recent price cuts notwithstanding, 2023 will go down in history as one of the most expensive ever for motorists.
Oct 24 2023
No Relief In Sight
YEAR TWO OF DIESEL SUPPLY CRISIS
Diesel

Retail Prices

Wholesale Prices 		reports@lundbergsurvey.com Attachments1:24?PM (0 minutes ago) to me The U.S. average retail diesel price has jumped 65.5¢ since July 7 to 457.7¢ gal., clobbering an already weakened trucking industry. Diesel now towers 90¢ higher than the nation's average retail gasoline price. Stocks are a mere 26 days of demand. Shuttered refineries and government subsidies incentivizing pricey soy diesel have contributed to the new normal.
 
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