BREAKING: US diesel has crossed $6.00 a gallon nationwide for the first time in history, less than a week after setting the previous all-time record of $5.85, and up roughly $2.30 from about $3.70 a year ago today, per live GasBuddy data.
Record diesel will reignite inflation up and down the supply chain, with the fuel powering the freight trucks, trains, farm equipment and construction machinery behind nearly everything Americans buy, and at $6 the pass-through into groceries, deliveries and household goods reaches every family, including the ones that never fuel a diesel vehicle.
Brent crude oil is above $109 a barrel.
Would like everyone to extend some grace here; Sony didn't make this decision lightly. The PlayStation was getting dangerously close to having a game, and drastic counter-measures had to be taken in response.