U.S. Gasoline Prices Jump $0.30 In A Week To Fresh Record Of $4.92

U.S. gasoline prices continue to surge, jumping by $0.30 a gallon in just one week to a new national average all-time high of $4.919 on Tuesday. Diesel prices also set a new record on Tuesday, at $5.684 per gallon. The weekly spike in gasoline prices, estimated at $0.32, is the second sharpest weekly rise since the Russian war on Ukraine began, Patrick De Haan, head of petroleum analysis at fuel-savings app GasBuddy, said late on Monday.

Per AAA data, Tuesday’s national average of $4.919 per gallon compares with $4.622 just a week ago, $4.301…