U.S. diesel fuel costs drop $0.007 per gallon

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On-highway diesel fuel prices fell $0.007 per gallon the U.S. this week, according to our sister site, Aggregates Manager.

The price drop follows a week of unchanged diesel costs.

Most regions of the U.S. saw a decrease in diesel prices, while two regions saw an increase in prices.

The greatest increase this week occurred in the Rocky Mountain region, which experienced a $0.007-per-gallon climb from last week’s prices but a $0.315-per-gallon year-over-year decline.

The greatest decrease this week occurred in the Central Atlantic region, which experienced a $0.012-per-gallon fall from last week’s prices and a $0.152-per-gallon year-over-year decline.

Overall, national prices are $0.007 per gallon lower than last week and are $0.161 per gallon lower than a year ago.

For more information, including a chart displaying weekly and yearly changes per region, check out the full diesel fuel price report at AggMan.com.