Originally Posted by Skinny
This is the chart that makes the World go around. https://markets.businessinsider.com/commodities/diesel-price?op=1

Refineries around the world have been blown up or they cannot get enough oil to make diesel fast enough to meet demand. If any of our refineries go offline for even a day or two we could be looking at some much more significant price moves. Right now we are headed back to the expensive direction.


Yet it is still at $2.46 on that chart. The problem is that it's $4.50+ at the pumps. Now how and why could that be the case?