Diesel still ripping higher than the rest of the barrel; here's why

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The price of diesel has surged 71.5% since military conflicts began, significantly outpacing crude oil's 26.4% increase, highlighting a historic gap between product and crude prices. This matters because it reflects supply constraints and geopolitical impacts on refining capacity, particularly in Russia and the Middle East, affecting global fuel markets and driving up costs for consumers and industries reliant on diesel.

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