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Big Take: Why Everyone Is Talking About High Diesel Prices

Diesel prices hit $6.50 a gallon this week, a record high. The commodity impacts everyone across the global economy, whether you pump it or not. (Source: Bloomberg)

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Big Take: Why Everyone Is Talking About High Diesel Prices
Diesel prices hit $6.50 a gallon this week, a record high. The commodity impacts everyone across the global economy, whether you pump it or not. (Source: Bloomberg)
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