Sep 05 – Fueling Strategy: Please “BUY ONLY ENOUGH FUEL TO GET THROUGH TODAY/TONIGHT” Prices will DROP another 5 cents after midnight tonight (Friday)!! ~ Be Safe Today!
NYEX Crude $ 69.20 DN $1.1400
NYMEX ULSD $2.1575 DN $0.0485
NYMEX Gas $1.9618 DN $0.0159
NEWS
Oct WTI crude oil Wednesday closed down -1.14 (-1.62%), and Oct RBOB gasoline closed down -1.59 (-0.80%). Crude oil and gasoline prices Wednesday added to Tuesday’s sharp losses, with crude falling to an 8-3/4 month low and gasoline falling to a 2-3/4 year nearest-futures low. Weaker-than-expected global economic news weighs global energy demand prospects and crude prices. Crude prices fell Wednesday despite a weaker dollar and signs that OPEC+ may delay a planned crude production increase in response to concern about weak energy demand.
Wednesday’s global economic news was bearish for energy demand and crude prices. The US July JOLTS job openings fell -237,000 to a 3-1/2 year low of 7.673 million, showing a weaker labor market than expectations of 8.100 million. Also, the Eurozone Aug S&P composite PMI was revised downward by -0.2 to 51.0 from the previously reported 51.2. In addition, the China Aug Caixin services PMI fell -0.5 to 51.6, weaker than expectations of 51.8. Finally, the Japan Aug Jibun Bank services PMI was revised down by -0.3 to 53.7 from the previously reported 54.0.
Crude found brief support Wednesday after several OPEC+ delegates said the group is close to delaying a planned increase in oil production after prices plunged amid fragile demand and plentiful supplies.
Crude oil prices also have negative carryover from Tuesday when Libyan central bank governor Sadiq Al-Kibir said there are “strong” indications that political factions are nearing an agreement to overcome political differences and resume the country’s crude oil production. Last week, Libya’s eastern government declared force majeure on all oil fields, terminals, and crude export facilities as it called for a halt to all crude production and exports due to political conflict over who controls the country’s central bank and oil revenues. The halt to Libya’s crude exports threatened to remove more than 1 million bpd of crude from the global market.
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