Middle East conflict drives fuel prices sharply higher across U.S.
Diesel and gasoline prices have risen sharply in several U.S. locations, with reports of diesel reaching $8.06 per gallon in Bakersfield and $6.37 in Pennsylvania. The increases are linked to Middle East supply disruptions and tensions.
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Why it matters
Sustained fuel-price spikes can materially raise transport, farming and household costs across the United States.
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