Thursday crossed $6. Sunday printed a higher line.
Reuters, Aden/Dubai, Sept. 13: the politically sensitive U.S. retail diesel average rose on Sunday to another all-time high above $6.20 a gallon. That is a pump number, not the Dow. Middayβs Ireland quote was about Russian refineries. This file is the U.S. receipt.
Same dispatch: traders and Saudi oil buyers told Reuters that Yanbu, the Red Sea export port, holds enough oil to keep exports going five to seven days if Fridayβs 1,200-km (745-mile) East-West pipeline stays shut. After that, as much as 4% of global oil supply could be jeopardized, on top of barrels already lost to Hormuz disruption. Saudi Arabia has not posted a repair clock. Sources have said days to weeks. We will not invent which.
Yahooβs Sunday evening pit is the other unused tape. This is the gallon and the silo.
What this means for you
If you drive a diesel, $6.20 is the new Sunday line Reuters named. If you needed a corridor, wait for text. If you hold an index, Friday is still the close. Not investment advice.
Bottom line: Diesel above $6.20. Yanbu 5β7 days. Not a close. Not a deal.
GLHR NEWS explains the news. Not investment, tax, or trading advice. Do your own work before you act.
