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WTI crude started the week near $90 a barrel and spent the week pulled back and forth by Middle East escalation, a Gulf hurricane threat, and international reserve releases before settling back just above $90/barrel on Friday.
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WISCO OIL LLC was started in 2015 after Josh left a family trucking business that was sold. The family trucking business was based in petroleum transportation.
“I wanted to continue in business because I enjoyed the customers and friends we had made over the years. Besides just fuel transportation, I wanted WISCO OIL to be a full service fuel supply and delivery company. There are customers out there that need help bringing down the cost of their fuel and I want to be the one to help them get there. And in that process I want them to discover someone they know and trust to have their best interests at heart. If you want to learn how to make and keep more money in your business by saving on your fuel and lubricant input costs, give us a call!”
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WTI crude started the week near $90 a barrel and spent the week pulled back and forth by Middle East escalation, a Gulf hurricane threat, and international reserve releases before settling back just above $90/barrel on Friday.
WTI whipsawed all week, spiking early and again midweek before falling back hard on Friday from surprise reserve releases out of Europe and the IEA.
WTI crude fell below $100/barrel this week and look to close beneath $95. We are starting to see technical levels in the crude trade, so any major event will push prices quickly back above $100 or below $90.
WTI crude touched four-month highs this week before pulling back a bit by Friday. On Monday, crude opened up more than 3%, with gasoline up 15 cents a gallon and diesel up almost 25 cents. Over the past weekend, Saudi Arabia shut down its east-west pipeline, which normally moves 7 million barrels a day and had been covering half of the crude transport lost from the strait of Hormuz closure.