Diesel Prices Rising Again After Falling Over 23 Cents From The Record High

Diesel prices are rising again as WTI crude surges above $94 per barrel, rebounding from recent dips.

Diesel hit a record high of $6.53 on September 21, now $6.30, up last two days.

The price of crude has generally been rising. West Texas Intermediate is back over $90 per barrel at $94.84 as of October 14, 2026, 5:20 PM Mountain.

Brent is $106.11.

It appears unlikely there will be significant energy relief before the election.

National Average Gasoline Prices

Current Gasoline Prices

  • Premium: $5.25

  • Mid-Grade: $4.86

  • Regular: $4.33

The prices are generally up a few cents from a month ago and down a couple cents from a week ago.

Looking ahead, energy does not rates to be a huge CPI factor in the October CPI report but it was today.

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