Energy Market Updates

Well, it’s official. The northeast has completed the coldest 20 day stretch since 2015. And like the Patriots returning to the Super Bowl, it’s not over yet! And I was mocked at a 12-5 prediction…

It has been yet another bizarre week in the fuel world, although we are relatively numb to the bizarre.  Almost two weeks after the removal of the former Venezuelan dictator, markets jumped roughly $.20 as focus shifted to the next crisis, Iran.   One would have thought we would see some additional downside or at least a calm period as the US tries to figure out its restructure plan for Venezuela.   

Lets get this straight, because the last three days of 100 degree temps across the region has got me a little foggy. In two weeks’ time, Israel and Iran were involved in...

With the markets only trading electronically today for the Holiday, it is still finding a way to tack on about $.06 to the ULSD futures. We currently sit almost $.60...

The massive JENGA puzzle commonly referred to as the Oil Market has seen several layers added on top in the last week. Only to wake up today to a shaky future. Diesel...

In a whirlwind of news over the past few days, diesel and gasoline prices have risen by over $0.10 each. Over the weekend, the Assad regime in Syria fell after decades of factional fighting. This development is significant, as Syria was Iran's largest ally, and its collapse could exacerbate the already volatile conflicts in the region.

Fuel markets move quicker than the Yankees blowing a 5 run lead. On Monday we thought we were going to continue to reach fresh lows on Diesel pricing as traders sold off...

Welcome to a special Friday edition of the weekly update. It has been a wild week with fuel pricing as we moved out of a comfortable range that was roughly $.20 lower...

Depending upon which news outlet you subscribe to, we are either on the brink of WW3 or about to roast smores around a campfire. Judging by the market direction the last...

Front month Distillate prices are now at the year low, retracing all the way back to where we sat last JUNE. Grabbing a slice of Q4 and Q1 gallons at these levels seem...