Trucking sees diesel fuel price level off

The average retail diesel price in the U.S. rose just one cent from the week earlier to ring up as $2.23 per gallon for the week of April 6, according to the Energy Information Administration (EIA). That modest rise comes on the heels of the 13-cent jump recorded the week before, suggesting that retail prices for on-highway diesel fuel have leveled off. While $2.23 indicates a 0.32% increase over the week earlier, it also adds up to a handsome 45.11% decrease from the same week a year ago—which translates to a difference of nearly two bucks a ...

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