
Diesel Rises 0.4 Cents
Jul 20, 2004 12:00 PM
Last week, national diesel prices ticked up 0.4 cents to $1.744 per
gallon. This upswing in pump prices has moderated significantly from
last week’s 2.4-cent jump.
The historically priciest state to buy diesel—
California— actually posted the sharpest price decline of 1.7
cents to $2.096 per gallon. California remains the most expensive
region to fill up.
The New England and Central Atlantic regions tied for posting the
steepest rise, up 1 cent to $1.822 and $1.820, respectively. The Gulf
Coast is the chespest region to fill up at $1.674.
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