U.S. Labor Day gasoline average tops $4.14 as diesel prices reach a new high
AAA reports the U.S. national average gasoline price exceeded $4.14 per gallon at a record Labor Day peak, while average diesel prices also reached a new high. Reports attribute the increase to the Iran war and refinery issues.
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Higher gasoline and diesel costs can increase transport, household and broader economic costs across the United States.
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