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Fuel Data Portal Weekly: September 21, 2026

Edited by Andy Will, Chief Editor

WTI Crude $95.80  ·  Brent Crude $99.18  ·  RBOB Gasoline $3.25  ·  ULSD (Diesel) $4.88  ·  Henry Hub Gas $2.88  ·  U.S. Diesel $6.29  ·  3:2:1 Crack $63.60/bbl

Diesel hits record $6.18 a gallon as Saudi pipeline shutdown pushes Brent to $108

Saudi Arabia shut its East-West pipeline after drone attacks launched from Iraqi territory near the Iranian border, and the US diesel average went to a record $6.183 a gallon, up 31.6 cents in a week.

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Oil & Refining

Brent hits $108 on Saudi pipeline shutdown as Russian refinery strikes push US diesel higher

Brent crude hit $108 a barrel this week before easing to $107.22, and WTI was $102.66, up about 2% on the day.

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Jobbers & Wholesale

Diesel Hits Record and Brent Tops $108 After Saudi Pipeline Shutdown; Jobbers Brace for Allocation

Diesel prices hit a record this week and Brent crude touched $108 a barrel after Saudi Arabia shut down the East-West pipeline it uses to move crude to the Red Sea.

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Freight & Haulers

Diesel hits a record high as refinery strikes and a shut Saudi pipeline drain US supply

Diesel is at a record high, and the tab keeps running. Americans have spent $109.2 billion more on gasoline and diesel since March, and that bill is growing by roughly $730 million a day, per 24/7 Wall St.

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C-Store & Retail

C-stores chase wellness sales as the aisle, not the pump, drives the margin

The convenience channel is leaning hard into health and wellness, positioning the store as a one-stop shop as those routines become part of how customers shop day to day, according to C-Store Dive.

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Biofuels & Renewables

UK declines duties on subsidized US HVO biodiesel after Trade Remedies Authority ruling

US renewable diesel producers just kept a European outlet open. Britain's Trade Remedies Authority said on 10 September it had found that US hydrotreated vegetable oil biodiesel was subsidized and had injured domestic UK producers, and it…

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