Fuel Pricing Settles
Fuel prices took a bit of a breather last week, continuing to ease in some areas and increasing slightly in others.
National Observations
- Diesel prices stabilized last week, moving down just half a cent. This is the fifth week in a row of declines.
- Prices are still almost 28 cents a gallon higher than the low for the year. Diesel averaged only $3.451/gallon the week of June 2, 2025.
Regional Trends
| Region | Last Week | Weekly Change | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 🗽 East Coast | $3.726 | -$0.007 | |
| 🌾 Midwest | $3.698 | -$0.004 | |
| 🌞 Gulf Coast | $3.328 | -$0.012 | |
| 🏔️ Rocky Mountain | $3.748 | -$0.009 | |
| 🌅 West Coast (not CA) | $4.103 | +$0.009 | |
| 🏄♀️ California | $4.873 | +$0.002 |
Regional Observations
- The biggest movement regionally was on the Gulf Coast and Rocky Mountain. Prices dropped 1.2 cents/gallon and 0.9 cents/gallon respectively.
- The West Coast saw slight increases last week. In California it rose 0.2 cents and it was up an average of 0.9 cents in the other Western states.
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