Diesel prices exceed $6 in US

The price of diesel in the United States has risen to a record high, surpassing the $6 per gallon mark, which is equivalent to 3.78 liters, according to data from the American Automobile Association. The average price reached $6.06 per gallon, driven by the effects of the Middle East war, rising crude oil prices, and Ukrainian attacks on Russian refineries. This increase has sparked widespread resentment and fears of its impact on the results of the U.S. midterm elections, with former President Donald Trump accusing Iran of trying to influence the elections by raising oil prices. Due to conflicts and disputes in the region, refinery productivity in the Middle East is declining, and Russia is also facing challenges in exporting oil. This is expected to prolong the rise in prices and is unlikely to see improvements in the coming months, given the low levels of diesel inventories.

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