EconomyDiesel deal with Russia fails to lower fuel prices in U.S.
U.S. fuel prices rose another seven cents after the diesel deal with Russia was announced, reaching $6.35 per gallon. The agreement includes Russian diesel deliveries and a temporary U.S. easing of sanctions. Experts doubt it will significantly reduce prices, whose rise has become a major source of discontent with the Trump administration.
Diesel deal with Russia fails to lower fuel prices in U.S.