Diesel just broke $6 a gallon nationwide for the first time in U.S. history, and Jeff Currie says $5 gasoline is likely to land before midterms.  The founder and CEO of Real Macro, who spent more than a decade running Goldman Sachs’ commodities research desk, told Bloomberg Television on Friday that the odds of average U.S. gasoline hitting $5 a gallon before the November midterms are “extremely high.” AAA data released the same day put the national diesel average at $6.0556, a record that’s up 14 percent in a month…

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