U.S. diesel prices reach $6.50 per gallon, surpassing the previous record.

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As of September 21, U.S. retail diesel prices rose to $6.505 per gallon, surpassing the previous record and continuing a surge driven by global tensions. AAA reported the national average crossed $6.50 for the first time, just under 10 days after reaching $6. Prices have increased by over 87 cents since early September, with daily gains pushing levels beyond 2022’s peak. Market observers suggest the Fear & Greed Index may reflect heightened anxiety, while altcoins to watch could see renewed interest amid inflationary pressures.

BlockBeats report: On September 21, U.S. retail diesel prices surpassed $6.50 per gallon for the first time, continuing a war-driven upward trend that is impacting multiple sectors of the economy.


According to data from the American Automobile Association (AAA), as of Saturday local time, the national average price of diesel in the United States rose to $6.505 per gallon, less than 10 days after surpassing the $6 mark. Since September, U.S. diesel prices have accelerated sharply, rising over 87 cents so far this month, increasing nearly every day and significantly exceeding the peak set in 2022. (Jin10)

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