
The DOE/EIA weekly retail diesel price jumped 10.9 cents to $3.586 a gallon, a double-digit weekly increase that has happened only twice in the past decade. ULSD futures have risen 16.2% since September 20, tracking WTI's gain of 14.8%.
A double-digit weekly rise signals a sharp tightening in refined fuel markets, lifting freight and fuel surcharge costs for feed buyers. Crude and diesel strength points to continued upward pressure on logistics expenses.
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