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US Diesel Prices Soar 61% to $5.98 Amid Iran Tensions

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US diesel prices have surged to $5.98 per gallon, marking a 61% jump from last year's average of $3.71. The increase is attributed to heightened tensions with Iran and rising crude oil prices.

The American Automobile Association (AAA) reported the significant price hike, which affects industries reliant on diesel fuel such as trucking, freight, agriculture, and construction.

Experts warn that the tight fuel market is consistent with increased global oil demand and supply constraints. As a result, observers are closely monitoring developments in the Middle East, particularly regarding Iran, for any impact on crude oil supply and prices.

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