Spring 2025 Energy Market Update

Mar 18, 2025


Propane Tank

Market Update: Fuel & Propane Pricing Trends

Over the past few weeks, crude oil prices have seen a welcome decline. However, recent geopolitical events—including airstrikes on the Houthis in Yemen, renewed conflict in Gaza, and a weaker dollar driving crude demand—have led to price stabilization for now.

Diesel and gasoline prices have also been trending downward, though they typically move in line with crude oil.

Propane has shown some weakness, but with strong export demand, any further price drops appear limited. Like crude, propane prices have remained steady in recent days.

We are currently offering diesel fuel contracting for our customers. For a personalized quote, please contact Shane McCully at 608-504-6281.

Thank you for choosing Premier Cooperative—we appreciate your business!

Tim Lease

Division Manager

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