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Pre-Market Close: Dec 12 Mixed, Diesel UP $.0147, Gas UP $.0058

Fueling Strategy: Please “KEEP YOUR TANKS TOPPED TODAY/TONIGHT”, Friday prices will go UP4 Cents ~ Be Safe Today!

NYEX Crude      $  70.02 DN $.2700

NYMEX ULSD     $2.2380 UP $.0147

NYMEX Gas       $1.9885 UP $.0027

NEWS

January WTI crude oil Thursday closed down -0.27, and January RBOB gasoline closed up +0.0027 (+0.14%).

Crude oil and gasoline prices Thursday fell back from 2-1/2 week highs and settled mixed.  Thursday’s rally in the dollar index to a 2-week high weighed on energy prices.  Also, Thursday’s monthly report from the International Energy Agency (IEA) was bearish for crude as the IEA projects a global oil glut next year.

Crude price retreated Thursday after the IEA said global oil markets would be oversupplied by 1.4 million bpd if OPEC+ proceeds with plans to revive crude output starting in April, and even if OPEC+ cancels next year’s production hikes entirely, there will still be a supply glut of 950,000 bpd.

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loren: Fuel Manager Services Inc. "Serving the trucking industry since 1992" I've been in and around the trucking industry for 45-years beginning in owner operator operations at Willis Shaw Express. I bought a small trucking company that I ran for 6-years then sold and went to work for J.B. Hunt Transport in 1982. After 10-years with Hunt, I started Fuel Manager Services, Inc., we are in our 29th year of serving the American trucking companies. Our simple goal was and is to bridge the gap between the trucking companies and the fuel suppliers.