Diesel prices have reached a new record high in the US, averaging $5.85 a gallon. This increase is attributed to the disruption in the global fuel supply due to the six-month war with Iran. As a result, transportation costs for everyday goods are expected to rise.

Higher diesel prices will likely lead to increased bills for businesses, which may pass on these costs to consumers. This could result in added fees for online orders and packages, as well as higher prices on store shelves. The economic impact of these increases may have political implications, particularly with the midterm elections approaching. Further details on the potential effects of the record diesel prices are available.