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Fueling Strategy: Please “KEEP YOUR TANKS TOPPED TODAY/TONIGHT”, Make sure you’re completely full of fuel by 23:00 CST tonight! – Today prices are up 3 Cents but will continue going Up 5 Cents Thursday ~ Be Safe Today!

NYEX Crude      $  72.09 UP $1.5300

NYMEX ULSD     $2.2370 UP $0.0537

NYMEX Gas       $2.0715 UP $0.0568

Have a Great Day!

Loren R Bailey, President

Office: 479-846-2761

Cell: 479-790-5581

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Nov 08th Out of Office at 13:00

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As always, thank you so much for being a part of the Fuel Manager Services, Inc. family, and we look forward to making this the best year yet!

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“Coming Together is the Beginning; Keeping Together is Progress; Working Together is Success”  ~ Henry Ford

Fueling Strategy: Please “PARTIAL FILL ONLY or DON’T FUEL TODAY/TONIGHT IF POSSIBLE”, – Today prices are up 5 Cents but will DROP 1.5 Cents Friday ~ Be Safe Today!

NYEX Crude      $  70.77 DN $.9700

NYMEX ULSD     $2.2216 DN $.0154

NYMEX Gas       $2.0414 DN $.0301

Have a Great Day!

Loren R Bailey, President

Office: 479-846-2761

Cell: 479-790-5581

SCHEDULED OUT OF OFFICE  

Nov 08th Out of Office at 13:00

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As always, thank you so much for being a part of the Fuel Manager Services, Inc. family, and we look forward to making this the best year yet!

“Celebrating 31-years of Service Excellence”

www.FuelManagerServices.com

“Coming Together is the Beginning; Keeping Together is Progress; Working Together is Success”  ~ Henry Ford

Fueling Strategy: Please “KEEP YOUR TANKS TOPPED TODAY/TONIGHT”, Make sure you’re completely full of fuel by 23:00 CST tonight! – Wednesday prices will go Up 3 Cents ~ Be Safe Today!

NYEX Crude      $  70.56 UP $1.3400

NYMEX ULSD     $2.1833 UP $0.0311

NYMEX Gas       $2.0147 DN $0.0127

NEWS

Oil prices settled nearly 2% higher on Monday, recouping some of last week’s more than 7% decline, with no letup of fighting in the Middle East and expected Israeli retaliation on Iran worrying markets about supply from the region. Brent crude futures were up $1.23, or 1.68%, at $74.29 a barrel, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude futures were $1.34, or 1.94% higher, at $70.56 a barrel. Brent settled more than 7% lower last week, while WTI lost around 8%. Those were the contracts’ biggest weekly declines since Sept. 2, due to slowing economic growth in China and falling risk premiums in the Middle East.

Israeli forces besieged hospitals and shelters for displaced people in the northern Gaza Strip on Monday, medics said, as they stepped up operations against Palestinian militants. Israel also carried out targeted strikes on sites belonging to Hezbollah’s financial arm in Lebanon. U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken will make another push for a ceasefire when he heads to the Middle East on Monday, the State Department said, seeking to kick-start negotiations to end the Gaza war and also defuse the spillover conflict in Lebanon. U.S. envoy Amos Hochstein will hold talks with Lebanese officials in Beirut on Monday on conditions for a ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah, two sources told Reuters. “Crude futures getting a lift this morning as escalated fighting continues in Middle East… Israel is also preparing for more retaliatory attacks likely into Iran,” said Dennis Kissler, senior vice president of trading at BOK Financial.

China’s oil-demand growth is expected to remain weak in 2025 despite recent stimulus measures from Beijing as the world’s No. 2 economy electrifies its car fleet and grows at a slower pace, the head of the International Energy Agency said on Monday.

Have a Great Day!

Loren R Bailey, President

Office: 479-846-2761

Cell: 479-790-5581

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Nov 08th Out of Office at 13:00

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As always, thank you so much for being a part of the Fuel Manager Services, Inc. family, and we look forward to making this the best year yet!

“Celebrating 31-years of Service Excellence”

www.FuelManagerServices.com

“Coming Together is the Beginning; Keeping Together is Progress; Working Together is Success”  ~ Henry Ford

Fueling Strategy: Please “PLEASE MAKE SURE YOUR TANKS ARE FULL OF FUEL BEFORE 23:00 CST TONIGHT”, Prices are down 1.5 Cents Today BUT will go UP 2 Cents Saturday ~ Be Safe Today!

NYEX Crude      $  70.67 UP $.2800

NYMEX ULSD     $2.1945 UP $.0198

NYMEX Gas       $2.0468 UP $.0065

Have a Great Day!

Loren R Bailey, President

Office: 479-846-2761

Cell: 479-790-5581

SCHEDULED OUT OF OFFICE  

Oct 17 Out of Office at 11:00

Oct 18 Out of Office at 15:45

Nov 08th Out of Office at 13:00

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As always, thank you so much for being a part of the Fuel Manager Services, Inc. family, and we look forward to making this the best year yet!

“Celebrating 31-years of Service Excellence”

www.FuelManagerServices.com

“Coming Together is the Beginning; Keeping Together is Progress; Working Together is Success”  ~ Henry Ford

Fueling Strategy: Please “PARTIAL FILL ONLY TODAY/TONIGHT”, Prices are UP 2 Cents Today (Saturday) BUT will drop 4 Cents Sunday ~ Be Safe Today!

NYEX Crude      $  69.22 DN $1.4500

NYMEX ULSD     $2.1522 DN $0.0423

NYMEX Gas       $2.0020 DN $0.0448

NEWS

Oil futures fell on Friday, declining more than 7% on the week after data showed China’s economic growth slowed and investors digested a mixed Middle East outlook. Brent crude futures fell $1.39, or 1.87%, to $73.06 a barrel. U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude settled at$69.22 a barrel, down $1.45 or 2.05%. Brent settled more than 7% lower this week, while WTI lost around 8%, marking their biggest weekly declines since Sept. 2, when OPEC and the International Energy Agency cut their forecasts for global oil demand in 2024 and 2025.

In China, the world’s top oil importer, the economy grew at the slowest pace since early 2023 in the third quarter, though September consumption and industrial output beat forecasts. “China is key to the demand side of the equation so that is very much weighing on prices here today,” said John Kilduff, partner at Again Capital in New York. China’s refinery output declined for the sixth straight month as thin refining margins and weak fuel consumption curbed processing. “We cannot ignore the impact of electric vehicles in China,” said Neil Atkinson, Paris-based independent energy analyst and former head of the oil division at the IEA. “There are various factors at play here, economic weakness in China but also the move towards the electrification of transport.” Electric vehicle sales in China jumped 42% in August and reached a record high of over one million vehicles. 

Meanwhile, China’s central bank rolled out two funding schemes that will initially pump 800 billion yuan ($112.38 billion) into the stock market through newly created monetary policy tools. “Chinese data shows tentative signs of improvement, but recent briefings on additional economic stimulus left market participants underwhelmed,” said Rishi Rajanala, associate at Aegis Hedging.

U.S. President Joe Biden said on Friday there was an opportunity to deal with Israel and Iran in a way that potentially ends their conflict in the Middle East for a while. “We lost additional parts of the geopolitical risk premium in the price of oil on talks of this all reaching an end point,” said Again Capital’s Kilduff. Biden, on a visit to Berlin, also told reporters he has an understanding of how and when Israel will respond to the missile attacks by Iran, something investors continue to anxiously wait for, said Alex Hodes, analyst at energy brokerage StoneX, said in a note. After the killing of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, Lebanon’s Hezbollah militant group said on Friday it was moving to a new and escalating phase as it battles Israeli troops. This dashed hopes earlier on Friday that Sinwar’s death would speed up an end to escalating war in the Middle East.

In the U.S., crude production smashed another record last week, according to the Energy Information Administration on Thursday, as output rose by 100,000 barrels per day (bpd) in the week to Oct. 11 to 13.5 million bpd, from its previous peak of 13.4 million bpd first hit two months ago. Helping to give prices a floor, the EIA also said U.S. crude oil, gasoline and distillate inventories fell last week.

And U.S. retail sales increased slightly more than expected in September, with investors still pricing in a 92% chance of a Federal Reserve rate cut in November. “Positive U.S. economic data has helped alleviate some growth concerns, but market participants continue to monitor potential demand recovery in China following recent stimulus measures,” said Hani Abuagla, senior market analyst at XTB MENA.

Have a Great Day!

Loren R Bailey, President

Office: 479-846-2761

Cell: 479-790-5581

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Oct 18 Out of Office at 15:45

Nov 08th Out of Office at 13:00

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As always, thank you so much for being a part of the Fuel Manager Services, Inc. family, and we look forward to making this the best year yet!

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“Coming Together is the Beginning; Keeping Together is Progress; Working Together is Success”  ~ Henry Ford

Fueling Strategy: Please “FUEL AS NEEDED TODAY/TONIGHT”, Prices are down 9 Cents Today BUT will drop another 1.5 Cents Friday ~ Be Safe Today!

NYEX Crude      $  70.39 DN $.1900

NYMEX ULSD     $2.1747 DN $.0130

NYMEX Gas       $2.0403 UP $.0026

NEWS

The Nov WTI trading session settled at 70.39 (-0.19), had a high of 70.99, a low of 7. Cash price is at 70.62 (-3.23), while open interest for CLX24 is at 137,889. CLX settled below its 5 day (73.24), below its 20 day (71.80), below its 50 day (71.79), and below its 200 day (74.93) moving-averages. The COT report (Futures and Options Summary) as of 10/8 showed commercials with a net short position of -252,853 (a increase in short positions by -36,955 compared to last week) to non-commercials who are net long 226,214 (a increase in long positions by +28,143 compared to last week). The December Open Interest is 288,989.

WTI and Brent took a breather in today’s session, settling nearly unchanged after the big sell off of the war premium that has all but gotten priced out over the last week. Oil prices were slammed yesterday after The Washington Post reported that Israel informed U.S. officials they would be targeting Iranian military facilities rather than nuclear or energy sites. Adding fuel to the bear’s fire the IEA lowered its global oil demand growth forecast for this year, attributing the adjustment to less demand from China. The IEA now projects an increase in world oil demand of 860,000 b\d, which is 40,000 b\d less than the IEA’s earlier estimate. Adding to the surplus in crude oil the IEA sees countries outside of OPEC+ increasing their output by ~1.5 million b\d next year. As we approach the heart of winter, Accuweather this morning raised the chances of a La Nina event bringing in colder forecasts to the Northern Hemisphere this year. 

API data was delayed a day and will be released tonight and tomorrow we’ll get fresh EIA numbers. On Saturday China’s Finance Minister Zheng Shanjie did not disclose any new incentives that would increase their oil consumption. Although he did leave the door open for more stimulus, by not announcing any specific new measures during that briefing it was not what bullish oil traders were hoping for. OPEC for the third consecutive month cut its global oil demand growth figure for 2024, and lowered its forecast for 2025 as well. In the first three quarters of 2024, China’s crude imports averaged 10.99 million b\d, a decrease of 2.8% compared to 11.34 million b\d during the same period in 2023. OPEC’s economic growth forecast for China remained unchanged, however China’s oil demand for next year was lowered from 650,000b\d to 580,000b\d. In a recent economic update the World Bank revised China’s growth rate to 4.3% for next year, which is lower than the 4.8% projected growth rate for this current year. The CSI 300 Index was down 0.63% today.

Settling below $72 again today signals to me we are heading into the mid $60’s – lower $70’s range we were in a month ago, with a new floor to break through around the $67 mark . I see support levels around $71.50-72.50 and resistance around $75 to the upside for the bulls. The market should continue being volatile and reactionary as we head into winter. In my own view I firmly believe there’s downward pressure facing crude prices in the mid to long term, with the largest thing weighing the crude markets down being lower global demand (specifically China), the transition from oil to electric powered energy and the cooling of economies worldwide

Have a Great Day!

Loren R Bailey, President

Office: 479-846-2761

Cell: 479-790-5581

SCHEDULED OUT OF OFFICE  

Oct 17 Out of Office at 10:30

Oct 18 Out of Office at 15:30

Nov 08th Out of Office at 13:00

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As always, thank you so much for being a part of the Fuel Manager Services, Inc. family, and we look forward to making this the best year yet!

“Celebrating 31-years of Service Excellence”

www.FuelManagerServices.com

“Coming Together is the Beginning; Keeping Together is Progress; Working Together is Success”  ~ Henry Ford

Fueling Strategy: Please “PARTIAL FILL ONLY TODAY/TONIGHT”, Prices are will down 7 Cents Today BUT will drop another 9 Cents Thursday ~ Be Safe Today!

NYEX Crude      $  70.58 DN $3.2500

NYMEX ULSD     $2.1877 DN $0.0865

NYMEX Gas       $2.0377 DN $0.0709

NEWS

The Nov WTI trading session settled at 70.58 (-3.25), had a high of 72.12, a low of 69.71. Cash price is at 73.85 (-1.66), while open interest for CLX24 is at 158,279. CLX settled below its 5 day (73.89), below its 20 day (71.79), below its 50 day (71.83)((broke through its 20 and 50 day MA to the downside today)), and below its 200 day (74.93) moving-averages. The COT report (Futures and Options Summary) as of 10/8 showed commercials with a net short position of -252,853 (a increase in short positions by -36,955 compared to last week) to non-commercials who are net long 226,214 (a increase in long positions by +28,143 compared to last week). The December Open Interest is 285,211.

Oil prices were slammed after The Washington Post reported that Israel informed U.S. officials they would be targeting Iranian military facilities rather than nuclear or energy sites. At this point the entire war-premium has been wiped out over the last week. Adding fuel to the fire the IEA lowered its global oil demand growth forecast for this year, attributing the adjustment to less demand from China. The IEA now projects an increase in world oil demand of 860,000 b\d, which is 40,000 b\d less than the IEA’s earlier estimate. Adding to the surplus in crude oil the IEA sees countries outside of OPEC+ increasing their output by ~1.5 million b\d next year. 

On Saturday China’s Finance Minister Zheng Shanjie did not disclose any new incentives that would increase their oil consumption. Although he did leave the door open for more stimulus, by not announcing any specific new measures during that briefing it was not what bullish oil traders were hoping for. OPEC for the third consecutive month cut its global oil demand growth figure for 2024, and lowered its forecast for 2025 as well. In the first three quarters of 2024, China’s crude imports averaged 10.99 million b\d, a decrease of 2.8% compared to 11.34 million b\d during the same period in 2023. OPEC’s economic growth forecast for China remained unchanged, however China’s oil demand for next year was lowered from 650,000b\d to 580,000b\d. In a recent economic update the World Bank revised China’s growth rate to 4.3% for next year, which is lower than the 4.8% projected growth rate for this current year. The CSI 300 Index was down 2.66% today.

On Monday OPEC reported that their oil production was lower for the month of September, down to 604,00b\d, mainly driven by the production standstill in Libya (which is back to pre-standoff production levels again) and lower output from Iraq (who had previously been reprimanded by other OPEC nations for going over their output quota).

Settling below $72 today signals to me we are heading into the mid $60’s – lower $70’s range we were in a month ago, with a new floor to break through around the $67 mark . I see support levels around $71.50-72.50 and resistance around $77 to the upside for the bulls. The market should continue being volatile and reactionary. In my own view I firmly believe there’s downward pressure facing crude prices, with the largest thing weighing the crude markets down is lower global demand (specifically China) and the cooling of economies worldwide.

Have a Great Day!

Loren R Bailey, President

Office: 479-846-2761

Cell: 479-790-5581

SCHEDULED OUT OF OFFICE  

Nov 08th Out of Office at 13:00

Tell Us How We’re Doing On Google Business

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As always, thank you so much for being a part of the Fuel Manager Services, Inc. family, and we look forward to making this the best year yet!

“Celebrating 31-years of Service Excellence”

www.FuelManagerServices.com

“Coming Together is the Beginning; Keeping Together is Progress; Working Together is Success”  ~ Henry Ford

Fueling Strategy: Please “PARTIAL FILL ONLY or BETTER YET DON’T FUEL TODAY/TONIGHT”, Prices are will drop 7 Cents Wednesday ~ Be Safe Today!

NYEX Crude      $  70.50 DN $3.3300

NYMEX ULSD     $2.2742 DN $0.0697

NYMEX Gas       $2.1086 DN $0.0430

NEWS

Oil prices tumbled more than 4% to a near two-week low on Tuesday due to a weaker demand outlook and after a media report said Israel is willing to not strike Iranian oil targets, easing fears of a supply disruption.

Brent crude futures fell $3.28, or 4.2%, to $74.18 a barrel at 1118 GMT. West Texas Intermediate futures lost $3.33, or 4.5%, hitting $70.50 a barrel. Both benchmarks had earlier fallen by $4, reaching their lowest since the beginning of October.

Both benchmarks had settled about 2% lower on Monday. They are down about $5 so far this week, nearly wiping out cumulative gains made after investors became concerned Israel could strike Iran’s oil facilities in retaliation for the latter’s Oct. 1 missile attack.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told the U.S. that Israel is willing to strike Iranian military targets and not nuclear or oil ones, the Washington Post reported late on Monday. Israel expanded its targets in its war against Hezbollah militants in Lebanon on Monday, killing at least 21 people in an airstrike in the north. “Weakening demand has led to traders withdrawing the ‘war premium’ from prices,” said Priyanka Sachdeva, senior market analyst at Phillip Nova. “However, geopolitics still continues to support oil at this level.

Without geopolitics in the equation, oil would have tumbled even more, maybe even below $70 per barrel mark amid the current weakening demand narrative.”China’s customs data showed that September oil imports fell from a year earlier, and the country’s economic growth is also likely to undershoot Beijing’s target for 2024, according to a Reuters poll.

Have a Great Day!

Loren R Bailey, President 

Office: 479-846-2761

Cell: 479-790-5581

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As always, thank you so much for being a part of the Fuel Manager Services, Inc. family, and we look forward to making this the best year yet!

“Celebrating 31-years of Service Excellence”

www.FuelManagerServices.com

“Coming Together is the Beginning; Keeping Together is Progress; Working Together is Success”  ~ Henry Ford

Fueling Strategy: Please “FUEL AS NEEDED TODAY/TONIGHT” Today prices are UP 7.5 cents but will fall slightly less than a penny Sunday- Be Safe Today!

NYEX Crude      $  75.56 DN $.2900

NYMEX ULSD     $2.3439 DN $.0070

NYMEX Gas       $2.1516 UP $.0007

NEWS

Nov WTI crude oil Friday closed down -0.29 (-0.38%), and Nov RBOB gasoline closed up +0.07 (+0.03%). Crude oil and gasoline prices Friday gave up early gains and settled mixed.  Fuel demand concerns weighed on crude Friday after the University of Michigan US Oct consumer sentiment index unexpectedly fell -1.2 to 68.9, weaker than expectations of an increase to 71.0.  Crude prices on Friday initially posted modest gains due to a weaker dollar and a rally in the S&P 500 to a new record high, which shows confidence in the economic outlook that is supportive of energy demand and crude prices.  In addition, heightened Middle East tensions are underpinning crude prices on concern an escalation of hostilities could lead to a disruption of the region’s crude supplies.

Crude prices are underpinned by the possibility that Israel might retaliate against Iran for its missile attack on Israel by bombing Iran’s oil facilities.  Israeli Defense Minister Gallant said Israel’s response to Iran’s missile attack on Israel “will be deadly, precise and above all surprising,” while Iran said it’s ready to launch thousands of missiles at Israel if needed.   Goldman Sachs said Brent crude could surge to $90 a bbl if oil exports from Iran are disrupted.  Also, JPMorgan Chase said that given the low level of global oil inventories, the odds favor a sustained geopolitical premium in crude prices until the conflict between Israel and Iran is resolved.

Strength in the crude crack spread supports crude prices after the crack spread climbed to a 1-1/2 month high Friday, encouraging refiners to boost their crude purchases and refine the crude into gasoline and distillates.

A decline in crude oil held worldwide on tankers is bullish for prices.  Vortexa reported Monday that crude oil stored on tankers that have been stationary for at least seven days fell by -28% w/w to 49.11 million bbl in the week ended October 7, the lowest in 4-3/4 years. A bearish factor for crude oil is ramped-up crude output in Libya after the resolution of a political standoff that had curbed the country’s crude production and exports.  Libya’s National Oil Corp said Tuesday that Libya’s crude production rose to 1.13 million bpd, the most in two months, which boosts global crude supplies.

Crude prices found support after OPEC+ on September 5 agreed to pause its scheduled crude production hike of 180,000 bpd in October and November due to recent weakness in crude prices and signs of fragile global energy demand.  However, the Financial Times reported on September 26 that Saudi Arabia is ready to abandon its unofficial oil price target of $100 a barrel to regain its market share and is committed to returning its crude production as planned on December 1. A decline in Russian crude exports is supportive of crude.  Weekly vessel-tracking data from Bloomberg showed Russian crude exports fell by -370,000 bpd to 3.37 million bpd in the week to October 6.  Also,  Russia’s Energy Ministry reported last Wednesday that Russia’s Sep crude production was 8.97 million bpd, down -13,000 bpd from Aug and just below the 8.98 million bpd output target it agreed to with OPEC+.

Wednesday’s EIA report showed that (1) US crude oil inventories as of October 4 were -4.0% below the seasonal 5-year average, (2) gasoline inventories were -3.7% below the seasonal 5-year average, and (3) distillate inventories were -9.0% below the 5-year seasonal average.  US crude oil production in the week ending October 4 rose +0.8% w/w to 13.4 million bpd, tying the record high from the week of August 16.

Baker Hughes reported Friday that active US oil rigs in the week ending October 11 rose by +2 rigs to  481 rigs, just above the 2-1/2 year low of 477 rigs posted in the week ending July 19.  The number of US oil rigs has fallen over the past year from the 4-year high of 627 rigs posted in December 2022.

Have a Great Day!

Loren R Bailey, President

Office: 479-846-2761

Cell: 479-790-5581

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Oct 11th Out of Office at Noon

Nov 08th Out of Office at 13:00

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As always, thank you so much for being a part of the Fuel Manager Services, Inc. family, and we look forward to making this the best year yet!

“Celebrating 31-years of Service Excellence”

www.FuelManagerServices.com

“Coming Together is the Beginning; Keeping Together is Progress; Working Together is Success”  ~ Henry Ford

Fueling Strategy: Please “KEEP YOUR TANKS TOPPED TODAY/TONIGHT” – Today prices are DN 2 Cents but will JUMP Up 8 cents Saturday ~ Be Safe Today!

NYEX Crude      $  75.85 UP $2.6100

NYMEX ULSD     $2.3509 UP $0.0740

NYMEX Gas       $2.1509 UP $0.0845

NOTE: DAY 4 We saw traders shifting into “profit taking” mode . 10/11 07:15 CST  The Current diesel market is DN  1.5 cents this morning – more later!

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Have a Great Day!

Loren R Bailey, President

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Cell: 479-790-5581

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As always, thank you so much for being a part of the Fuel Manager Services, Inc. family, and we look forward to making this the best year yet!

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www.FuelManagerServices.com

“Coming Together is the Beginning; Keeping Together is Progress; Working Together is Success”  ~ Henry Ford

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