We offer a complete line of high-quality oils and lubricants from trusted brands, delivered directly to your facility.
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!”
We look forward to earning your business!
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Oil prices jumped 3% early Monday as the US attacked Iran’s Larak Island. The reason was that the US believed Iran was preparing to place mines back in the strait. Iran responded by launching missile attacks on US bases in Jordan. These were the first attacks since July. Iran’s president continues to say he wants a negotiated peace deal, but the details keep getting lost in translation on both sides.
Oil is ending the week right around $82 a barrel. This is down from where it started Monday. Every day brought new diplomatic signals and fresh attacks, often within hours of each other. The Iran-Oman talks over Hormuz progressed enough to move markets. So did the Houthi missile strike on a Saudi tanker near Yanbu. We are definitely still in “believe it when I see it” territory. Here is what drove the market this week.
Oil is ending the week near $84 a barrel, up about 20% for the month of July. The market swung between optimism and fear almost every single day. A pause in U.S. strikes early in the week sent prices down sharply. Then the fighting came right back, the Houthi naval blockade of Saudi Arabia got more aggressive, and oil climbed back toward where it started. The pattern of this war keeps repeating itself. Here is what drove the market this week.
Oil briefly crossed $90 a barrel on Thursday for the first time since the spring and then pulled back to close the week near $89. WTI is up nearly 40% in July alone, and this was a week that showed exactly why prices are not coming back down anytime soon. Three major supply routes went under attack simultaneously.
