
Brent Crude Drops 1.4% as Hormuz Reopening Signals Emerge
Oil fell to $98.83 per barrel Sept. 25 as investors bet on the strait reopening. What the decline means for diesel and small-fleet fuel bills.
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Oil fell to $98.83 per barrel Sept. 25 as investors bet on the strait reopening. What the decline means for diesel and small-fleet fuel bills.

Energy experts say a short-term export curb could cut diesel prices initially, but the discount would vanish quickly.

Oil prices rose Sept. 24, pushing regular gasoline to $4.48/gallon nationwide. The move reverses three days of declines.

Oil reversed a seven-day drop, rising 1.3% Wednesday. The bounce follows a near-$110 peak last week.

Crude down nearly $10 from last week's peak. Diesel still elevated, but the pace of fuel cost increases may slow.

EIA expects distillate inventories below 100 million barrels through most of 2027. The last major U.S. refinery opened in 1977.

Bloomberg estimates show the Iran conflict has removed more diesel from global markets than the Russia-Ukraine war, driving pump prices to record highs.

Brent dropped 2.3% to $103.38/barrel Sept. 17, but Saudi pipeline shutdown keeps diesel on track to stay above $6/gallon.

Saudi pipeline shutdown and refinery losses push diesel to new high. Tom Kloza says next 100 days could be rougher still for fleets and owner-operators.

Jeff Currie sees 'extremely high' risk of $5 retail gas and diesel as high as $9/gallon if crude keeps climbing.

Dry van spot jumped 9 cents, reefer 13 cents, flatbed 3 cents in the week ending September 11. Year-over-year gains top 39% across the board.

International oil benchmark jumped 4% Sept. 10 after a 4.3% gain the day before. Every dollar above $100 adds roughly 3 cents to diesel retail.