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U.S. diesel stockpile falls to record seasonal low

U.S. diesel prices stayed above $5.60 a gallon as exports surged and refinery margins hit records, underscoring persistent supply pressure.

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U.S. diesel supplies have fallen to the lowest seasonal Mark ever, threatening to push prices even higher for the global economy’s workhorse fuel.

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The U.S.'s diesel ploughing stock fell to the record seasonal mushroom of the U.S. diesel ploughing stock, reaching up to 103.4 million barrels, a mint for the curp of statistics.

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US diesel supplies hit record low as demand season looms

Global diesel demand typically crests around October.

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Transport Topics broke the news on Wednesday, August 26, 2026.
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