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The national average US diesel price fell 7.5 cents to $4.889 a gallon, its fourth straight weekly decline, and dropped below $4.90 for the first time since March 7. Prices fell in all 10 EIA regions, and an analyst said Hurricane Ian was unlikely to cause major damage to export terminals.
Lower diesel costs ease trucking and fuel surcharges on feed deliveries. An analyst said the dollar's strength is moving oil more than the storm, which keeps downward pressure on prices.
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