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- Diesel prices in the United States topped $6 a gallon, an all-time high.
- Average diesel reached $5.98 per gallon on September 10, according to AAA.
- Brown University’s tracker estimates the surge cost U.S. consumers $46 billion, about $350 per household.
- President Donald Trump threatened to cut the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program, raising heating-oil bill concerns.
- Energy Information Administration reports U.S. diesel inventories are lowest since 1982, raising autumn price-rise risk.