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US diesel hits record high as California pumps max out at $9.999

Diesel prices in the US have surged past $6 a gallon nationally for the first time, with some California stations hitting the $9.999 display limit. The global supply crunch, driven by Middle East tensions and the effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz, is pushing up costs for trucking, agriculture and consumers.

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Diesel prices in the US have surged past $6 a gallon nationally for the first time, with some California stations hitting the $9.999 display limit. The global supply crunch, driven by Middle East tensions and the effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz, is pushing up costs for…

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