Diesel is priced at $183 a barrel while WTI crude sits around $87. That makes diesel more than twice the cost of the crude itself. This fuel runs most farming, mining, and 80% of U.S. freight by weight along with most global trade. The price gap will show up at the cash register soon. Source: ekwufinance / Writer: Samuel #Finance
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Diesel is priced at $183 a barrel while WTI crude sits around $87. That makes diesel more than twice the cost of the crude itself. This fuel runs most farming, mining, and 80% of U.S. freight by weight along with most global trade. The price gap will show up at the cash register soon. Source: ekwufinance / Writer: Samuel #Finance
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