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The EIA reported the US average on-highway diesel price fell 2.8 cents to $3.855 a gallon for May 29, the sixth straight weekly decline. Prices fell in all 10 EIA regions, and WTI closed at $69.46 a barrel.
Lower diesel costs reduce freight and fuel surcharges for feed deliveries, easing delivered feed costs for buyers. The decline tracks softer crude prices.
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