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U.S. diesel prices fell for a third straight week, with the national average at $6.18 per gallon, 35 cents below the record of $6.53 set in late September. Spot freight rates were stable, and the largest regional decline was on the Lower Atlantic coast.
Lower diesel costs ease transport expenses for feed mills and grain movement. The decline is gradual and does not signal a major shift in freight pricing.
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