Energy Market Updates

The information contained in this report has been taken from trade and statistical services and sources believed to be reliable. Dennis K. Burke, Inc. makes no representations or warranties with respect to the content of such news, including, without limitation, its accuracy and completeness. This bulletin is provided for informational purposes only, and is not intended as a recommendation to buy or sell commodities.

Subscribe via Email

Your email:

Follow us on

Posts by Category

Contact Information

Ted Burke, President
800.884.8044

Joe Cote, CFO
800.884.8044

Mark Pszeniczny
Sales Manager
617.461.0103

Wayne Thompson
Wholesale Fuels
617.799.0843

Ken Laborne
Wholesale Fuels
617.308.9320

Mark Collins
Commercial Fuels
508.837.1495

Patrick Burke
Commercial Fuels
617.839.8188

Erika Bennett
Commercial Fuels
617.595.8226

Barry Coglin
Commercial Fuels

Energy Market Updates

Current Articles | RSS Feed RSS Feed

Futures soar after Holiday

  
  
  

NYMEX futures reached their highest levels in almost two weeks.  On the heels of a pre Thanksgiving jump, players got right back at where they left off on Wednesday.  Pushing values higher were news of Ireland accepting bailout funds over the weekend and as well as preliminary estimates of better than expected Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales.  To which I estimate my wife’s contribution to be half!  Despite the Dollar gaining against the world basket, NYMEX values continued higher all day without any regard.  The mild correction seen over the last two weeks appears to be stalled as Crude failed to break $80 and HEAT never got below the 2.23 level.  The HEAT pit looks to be comfortable trading in the 2.25 to 2.45 range.  With the bounce tied to an improving economic picture, it will be interesting to see how the markets react to consumer confidence news scheduled to be out Tuesday.  At the close, Crude $1.97 to $85.73, RBOB skyrocketed .0743 to $2.2846 and HEAT jumped .0419 to $2.3581.

All Posts