diesel prices

With a 0.004-cent increase, the national average came in at $2.390. This followed declines of 0.008-cents, 0.005-cents, 3.8-cents, and 4.3-cents, respectively, over the previous four weeks.

Falling 0.008 cents, this week’s average came in at $2.386, following a 0.005-cent one week ago, to $2.394. This was preceded by a 3.8-cent decline to $2.399 and a 4.3-cent decline the week of April 27.

Falling 0.005 cents, this week’s average is $2.394, following a 3.8-cent decline to $2.399 last week, a 4.3-cent decline the week of April 27 and a 4.1-cent decline the week of April 20, and declines of 4.1 cents, 3.8-cent, 7.3-cents, and 8.1-cents, respectively, over the four-week stretch prior to that.

With a 3.8-cent decline, this week’s national average is $2.399, following a 4.3-cent decline the week of April 27 and a 4.1-cent decline the week of April 20, and declines of 4.1 cents, 3.8-cent, 7.3-cents, and 8.1-cents, respectively, over the four-week stretch prior to that.

下跌4.3美分,本周的全国平均水平me in at $2.437, following a 2.7-cent decline the week of April 20 and declines of 4.1 cents, 3.8-cent, 7.3-cents, and 8.1-cents, respectively, over the four-week stretch prior to that.

With a 2.7-cent decline, this week’s national diesel average came in at $2.480. This is a lower sequential decline compared to the four previous weeks, which saw declines of 4.1 cents, 3.8-cent, 7.3-cents, and 8.1-cents, respectively.

Falling 4.1 cents, this week’s national average—at $2.507—comes on the heels of declines of 3.8 cents, 7.3 cents, and 8.1 cents, respectively, over the previous three weeks.

With a 3.8-cent decline, this week’s national average—at $2.548—follows a 7.3-cent decline, to $2.586, the week of March 30 and an 8.1-cent decline, to $2.659, for the week of March 23.

Falling 7.3 cents, this week’s average came in at $2.586, following a 7.4-cent decline the week of March 23, at $2.659 and an 8.1-cent decline to $2.753, for the week of March 16.

本周的全国平均2.659美元而7.4 cents compared to the week of March 16, which dropped 8.1 cents to @2.753. The average for the week of March 9 dropped 3.7 cents to $2.814. That was preceded by a 3.1-cent decline to $2.851 the week of March 2, which was preceded by a 0.008-cent decline to $2.882 the week of February 24 and the 4.6-cent decrease to $2.900 the week of February 17.

This week’s national average—at $2.753—decreased 8.1 cents compared to the week of March 9, which dropped 3.7 cents to $2.814. That was preceded by a 3.1-cent decline to $2.851 the week of March 2, which was preceded by a 0.008-cent decline to $2.882 the week of February 24 and the 4.6-cent decrease to $2.900 the week of February 17.

This week’s national average—at $2.814—fell 3.7 cents, following a 3.1-cent decline to $2.851 the week of March 2, an 0.008-cent decline to $2.882 the week of February 24 and the 4.6-cent decrease to $2.900 the week of February 17.

This week’s national average—at $2.851—dropped 3.1 cents, on the heels of an 0.008-cent decline to $2.882 the week of February 24 and the 4.6-cent decrease to $2.900 the week of February 17.

This week’s national average—at $2.882—fell a miniscule 0.008 cents, following a 4.6-cent decrease the week of February 17 to $2.890, and a 5.4-cent decrease to $2.956 for the week of February 10.

With a 5.4-cent decrease, this week’s average price per gallon came in at $2.956, following last week’s 2.7-cent decrease to $3.010.