California diesel prices hit $9.999 a gallon at three Bay Area stations
Diesel prices in California have reached record highs, with some gas stations hitting the $9.99 per gallon limit on their digital display boards. The surge in fuel costs is raising concerns about the impact on the transportation industry and everyday consumer prices.
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Record-high fuel prices in a major economic hub like California often serve as a bellwether for broader inflationary pressures in the logistics and supply chain sectors.
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Add The California Post on Google Prices of diesel fuel have shot up so much in California that gas station displays have hit their max.
Several digital price boards showed diesel prices — which hit a record high in the state on Friday — at their maximum allowable price of $9.99 a gallon.
Patrick De Haan, head of petroleum analysis for the crowdsourcing platform GasBuddy, revealed on Thursday that five gas stations in the Golden State had diesel prices advertised at their absolute limit.
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By Friday, De Haan told the California Post that he had revised the number to three stations — the same day average diesel prices reached a state record of $7.9827 per gallon.
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