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Fueling Strategy: Please “PARTIAL FILL ONLY” today/tonight, Thursday prices will drop 4 cents ~ Please Be Safe

NMEX Crude      $ 79.72 UP $2.1600

NYMEX ULSD     $2.6851 UP $0.0686

NYMEX Gas       $2.6615 UP $0.0751

NEWS

April WTI crude oil on Wednesday closed up +2.16 (+2.78%), and Apr RBOB gasoline closed up +7.51 (+2.90%). Oil prices are higher today on a bullish U.S. EIA weekly inventory report and on Ukrainian drone strikes on three Russian refineries in the past two days. Rosneft’s Ryazan refinery near Moscow was set ablaze Wednesday by a Ukrainian drone strike, damaging one of Russia’s largest refineries with 340,000 bpd of capacity.

Wednesday’s weekly EIA was bullish after crude oil inventories fell -1.54 million bbl versus expectations for a 1.0 million bbl build.  Also, gasoline inventories fell -5.66 million bbl, a larger decline than expectations of -2.2 million bbl.  In a partially offsetting bearish factor, distillate inventories rose +888,000 versus expectations for a decline of -1.05 million bbl.

Oil prices were undercut Tuesday after the U.S. DOE Energy Information Administration (EIA), in its Short-Term Energy Outlook, forecasted that U.S. crude oil production in 2024 will rise +2.0% y/y to 13.19 million bpd, +0.7% higher than the previous projection of 13.10 million bpd.  The EIA is predicting that U.S. oil production in 2025 will increase by +3.5% y/y to 13.65 million bpd, 1.2% higher than the previous forecast.  Higher U.S. production will offset to some extent the OPEC+ production cuts.  The EIA is forecasting a global oil deficit of 260,000 bpd this year, but a surplus of 360,000 bpd in 2025.

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Loren R Bailey, President

Office: 479-846-2761

Cell: 479-790-5581

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JUN 06 VACATION LEAVE AFTER LUNCH

JUN 10 RETURN/ARRIVE 1300

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As always, thank you so much for being a part of the Fuel Manager Services, Inc. family, and we look forward to making this the best year yet!

“Celebrating 31-years of Service Excellence”

www.FuelManagerServices.com

“Coming Together is the Beginning; Keeping Together is Progress; Working Together is Success”  ~ Henry Ford

Fueling Strategy: Please “KEEP YOU TANKS TOPPED TODAY/TONIGHT” Wednesday prices will go UP 1 cent ~ Be Safe

NMEX Crude      $ 77.56 DN $.3700

NYMEX ULSD     $2.6165 DN $.0353

NYMEX Gas       $2.5864 UP $.0059

NEWS

April WTI crude oilTuesday closed down -0.37 (-0.47%), and Apr RBOB gasoline closed up +0.59 (+0.23%). Oil prices were undercut Tuesday after the U.S. DOE Energy Information Administration (EIA), in its Short-Term Energy Outlook, forecasted that U.S. crude oil production in 2024 will rise +2.0% y/y to 13.19 million bpd, +0.7% higher than the previous projection of 13.10 million bpd.  The EIA is predicting that U.S. oil production in 2025 will increase by +3.5% y/y to 13.65 million bpd, 1.2% higher than the previous forecast.  Higher U.S. production will offset to some extent the OPEC+ production cuts.  The EIA is forecasting a global oil deficit of 260,000 bpd this year, but a surplus of 360,000 bpd in 2025.

OPEC, in its monthly report released on Tuesday, kept its forecasts roughly unchanged for oil supply and demand in 2023 and 2024. OPEC is still forecasting that world oil consumption in 2024 will increase by a “robust” 2.2 million bpd (+2.2%) to a record 104.5 million bpd.  OPEC noted in its report that OPEC+ has not met its agreed-upon production cut due in part to overproduction by Iraq. OPEC+ on March 3 announced that it would extend its current crude production cuts of about 2 million bpd until the end of June.  The group said its crude production cuts will be “returned gradually subject to market conditions” after the second quarter.  However, OPEC Feb crude production rose +110,000 bpd to 26.680 million bpd, a bearish factor for oil prices as Iraq and UAE continue to pump above their production quotas.  Also, Vortexa on March 4 said that OPEC+ compliance with crude production cuts is still “questionable.”  Vortexa said that Russian oil exports were about 500,000 bpd above the OPEC+ commitments, and there are “little indications that Russia is actively cutting either crude production or exports.” 

A recovery in Russian crude refining from Ukrainian drone attacks is negative for prices.  Bloomberg calculations show Russia processed 5.44 million bpd of crude during the Feb 15-28 period, more than +4% above levels in the first half of February.  Several Russian oil processing and storage facilities were damaged by Ukrainian drone attacks but have been repaired and are running near capacity.  Bloomberg reported on Tuesday that Russia’s seaborne crude oil exports in the week ended March 10 rose +590,000 bpd and that Russia’s flows were 420,000 bpd above Russia’s pledge.

Have a Great Day!

Loren R Bailey, President

Office: 479-846-2761

Cell: 479-790-5581

SCHEDULED OUT OF OFFICE  

JUN 06 VACATION LEAVE AFTER LUNCH

JUN 10 RETURN/ARRIVE 1300

Tell Us How We’re Doing On Google Business

https://g.page/r/CUyL9wDolv04EAI/review

As always, thank you so much for being a part of the Fuel Manager Services, Inc. family, and we look forward to making this the best year yet!

“Celebrating 31-years of Service Excellence”

www.FuelManagerServices.com

“Coming Together is the Beginning; Keeping Together is Progress; Working Together is Success”  ~ Henry Ford

Fueling Strategy: Please “FUEL AS NEEDED” today/tonight ~ Be Safe

NMEX Crude      $ 77.93 DN $.0800

NYMEX ULSD     $2.6518 UP $.0109

NYMEX Gas       $2.5805 UP $.0533

NEWS

April WTI crude oil on Monday closed -0.08 (-0.10%), Apr RBOB gasoline closed up +5.33 (+2.11%). Crude oil prices Monday were undercut by the slightly higher dollar index and weakness in stocks. Also, crude oil saw some bearish carry-over after the president of China National Petroleum Corp’s Economics & Technology Research Institute last Friday said that China’s oil demand has entered a low-growth phase as greater use of electric vehicles and liquified natural gas will replace about 20 MMT or 10-12% of China’s gasoline and diesel consumption this year.

Gasoline prices saw support after Bloomberg reported last Friday that BP’s refinery in Whiting, Indiana may need up to two more weeks to restore normal production after obstacles in the restart process.  The refinery is still having problems after a shutdown on Feb 1 caused by a loss of power.

Crude found support after OPEC+ announced on March 3 that it was extending its current crude production cuts of about 2 million bpd until the end of June.  The group said its crude production cuts will be “returned gradually subject to market conditions” after the second quarter.  However, OPEC Feb crude production rose +110,000 bpd to 26.680 million bpd, a bearish factor for oil prices as Iraq and UAE continue to pump above their production quotas.  Also, Vortexa on March 4 said that OPEC+ compliance with crude production cuts is still “questionable.”  Vortexa said that Russian oil exports were about 500,000 bpd above the OPEC+ commitments, and there are “little indications that Russia is actively cutting either crude production or exports.”  

A recovery in Russian crude refining from Ukranian drone attacks is negative for prices.  Bloomberg calculations show Russia processed 5.44 million bpd of crude during the Feb 15-28 period, more than +4% above levels in the first half of February.  Several Russian oil processing and storage facilities were damaged by Ukrainian drone attacks but have been repaired and are running near capacity.  Tanker-tracking data from Vortexa, monitored by Bloomberg, shows Russian crude exports in the week to March 3 fell about -230,000 bpd from the prior week to 2.78 million bpd, the lowest in five weeks.

Crude prices have underlying support from the Israel-Hamas war and concern that all-out war might spread to Lebanon.  Hezbollah and Israel have traded fire almost daily since the Israel-Hamas war erupted on Oct 7.  Also, the U.S. and UK have engaged in airstrikes against Houthi rebels in Yemen in retaliation for Houthi attacks on commercial shipping in the Red Sea.  Attacks on commercial shipping in the Red Sea by Iran-backed Houthi rebels have forced shippers to divert shipments around the southern tip of Africa instead of going through the Red Sea, disrupting global crude oil supplies.

Have a Great Day!

Loren R Bailey, President

Office: 479-846-2761

Cell: 479-790-5581

SCHEDULED OUT OF OFFICE  

JUN 06 VACATION LEAVE AFTER LUNCH

JUN 10 RETURN/ARRIVE 1300

Tell Us How We’re Doing On Google Business

https://g.page/r/CUyL9wDolv04EAI/review

As always, thank you so much for being a part of the Fuel Manager Services, Inc. family, and we look forward to making this the best year yet!

“Celebrating 31-years of Service Excellence”

www.FuelManagerServices.com

“Coming Together is the Beginning; Keeping Together is Progress; Working Together is Success”  ~ Henry Ford

Fueling Strategy: Please “KEEP YOU TANKS TOPPED TODAY/TONIGHT” Prices will go UP 3 cents Saturday, Saturday “PARTIAL FILL ONLY” due to prices will drop 5 cents Sunday ~ Be Safe

NMEX Crude      $ 78.01 DN $.9200

NYMEX ULSD     $2.6409 DN $.0538

NYMEX Gas       $2.5272 DN $.0276

NEWS

Crude oil and gasoline prices gave up an early advance and turned lower on Chinese energy demand concerns.  Crude prices today initially moved higher after the dollar index dropped to a 7-week low.  Also, today’s rally in the S&P 500 to a new record high boosts confidence in the economic outlook and is positive for energy demand and crude prices.

Crude prices came under pressure today after the president of China National Petroleum Corp’s Economics & Technology Research Institute said China’s oil demand has entered a low-growth phase as greater use of electric vehicles and liquified natural gas will replace about 20 MMT or 10-12% of China’s gasoline and diesel consumption this year.

Today’s global economic news was mixed for energy demand and crude prices.  On the negative side, the U.S. Feb unemployment rate rose +0.2 to a 2-year high of 3.9%, showing a weaker labor market than expectations of no change at 3.7%.  Also, Japan Jan household spending fell -6.3% y/y, weaker than expectations of -4.1% y/y and the biggest decline in nearly three years.  On the positive side, German Jan industrial production rose +1.0% m/m, stronger than expectations of +0.6% m/m and the biggest increase in 11 months.

A decline in Russian crude oil exports is supportive of crude oil prices.  Tanker-tracking data from Vortexa, monitored by Bloomberg, shows Russian crude exports in the week to March 3 fell about -230,000 bpd from the prior week to 2.78 million bpd, the lowest in five weeks.

Have a Great Day!

Loren R Bailey, President

Office: 479-846-2761

Cell: 479-790-5581

SCHEDULED OUT OF OFFICE  

JUN 06 VACATION LEAVE AFTER LUNCH

JUN 10 RETURN/ARRIVE 1300

Tell Us How We’re Doing On Google Business

https://g.page/r/CUyL9wDolv04EAI/review

As always, thank you so much for being a part of the Fuel Manager Services, Inc. family, and we look forward to making this the best year yet!

“Celebrating 31-years of Service Excellence”

www.FuelManagerServices.com

“Coming Together is the Beginning; Keeping Together is Progress; Working Together is Success”  ~ Henry Ford

Fueling Strategy: Please “KEEP YOU TANKS TOPPED TODAY/TONIGHT” prices are down 4 cents but will go UP 6 cents Friday ~ Be Safe

NMEX Crude      $ 79.93 DN $.2000

NYMEX ULSD     $2.6947 UP $.0314

NYMEX Gas       $2.5548 UP $.0009

NEWS

April WTI crude oil closed down -0.20 (-0.43%), and Apr RBOB gasoline closed UP -0.0009 (-0.08%). Crude oil and gasoline prices this morning are trading lower after weaker-than-expected global economic news sparked energy demand concerns.  Losses in crude are limited after the dollar index tumbled to a 1-week low.  Also, today’s rally in the S&P 500 to a record high boosts confidence in the economic outlook, which is positive for energy demand. Today’s global economic news was weaker than expected, a bearish factor for energy demand and crude prices.  The U.S. Jan trade deficit increased to -$67.4 billion, wider than expectations of -$63.3 billion and the largest deficit in 9 months, a negative factor for Q1 GDP.  Also, German Jan factory orders fell -11.3% m/m, weaker than expectations of -6.0% m/m and the biggest decline in 3-3/4 years.

Today’s action by the ECB to cut its Eurozone 2024 GDP forecast to 0.6% from a December forecast of 0.8% is bearish for energy demand and crude prices. A decline in Russian crude oil exports is supportive of crude oil prices.  Tanker-tracking data from Vortexa, monitored by Bloomberg, shows Russian crude exports in the week to March 3 fell about -230,000 bpd from the prior week to 2.78 million bpd, the lowest in five weeks.

Have a Great Day!

Loren R Bailey, President

Office: 479-846-2761

Cell: 479-790-5581

SCHEDULED OUT OF OFFICE  

JUN 06 VACATION LEAVE AFTER LUNCH

JUN 10 RETURN/ARRIVE 1300

Tell Us How We’re Doing On Google Business

https://g.page/r/CUyL9wDolv04EAI/review

As always, thank you so much for being a part of the Fuel Manager Services, Inc. family, and we look forward to making this the best year yet!

“Celebrating 31-years of Service Excellence”

www.FuelManagerServices.com

“Coming Together is the Beginning; Keeping Together is Progress; Working Together is Success”  ~ Henry Ford

Fueling Strategy: Please “PARTIAL FILL ONLY” today/tonight, Wednesday prices will drop 6 cents ~ Be Safe

NMEX Crude      $ 78.15 DN $.5900

NYMEX ULSD     $2.6065 DN $.0407

NYMEX Gas       $2.5328 DN $.0529

NEWS

April WTI crude oil on Tuesday closed down -0.59 (-0.75%), and Apr RBOB gasoline closed down -5.29 (-2.05%). Crude oil and gasoline prices on Tuesday gave up an early advance and turned lower.  Crude prices came under pressure after Tuesday’s weaker-than-expected U.S. economic news on Jan factory orders and Feb ISM services raised concerns about energy demand.   Also, Tuesday’s slump in equities dampened confidence in the economic outlook, which is negative for energy demand.

Crude on Tuesday initially rose after the dollar index slid to a 1-1/2 week low.  Also, speculation that China will boost stimulus to revive its economy lifted crude prices.  In addition, ongoing geopolitical risks in the Middle East are a supportive factor for crude oil.

Tuesday’s U.S. economic news was weaker than expected, a negative factor for energy demand and crude prices.  Jan factory orders fell -3.6% m/m, weaker than expectations of -2.9% m/m and the biggest decline in 3-3/4 years.  Also, the Feb ISM services index fell -0.8 to 52.6, weaker than expectations of 53.0.

Have a Great Day!

Loren R Bailey, President

Office: 479-846-2761

Cell: 479-790-5581

SCHEDULED OUT OF OFFICE  

JUN 06 VACATION LEAVE AFTER LUNCH

JUN 10 RETURN/ARRIVE 1300

Tell Us How We’re Doing On Google Business

https://g.page/r/CUyL9wDolv04EAI/review

As always, thank you so much for being a part of the Fuel Manager Services, Inc. family, and we look forward to making this the best year yet!

“Celebrating 32-years of Service Excellence”

www.FuelManagerServices.com

“Coming Together is the Beginning; Keeping Together is Progress; Working Together is Success”  ~ Henry Ford

Fueling Strategy: Please “FUEL AS NEEDED” today/tonight ~ Be Safe

NMEX Crude      $ 78.74 DN $1.2300

NYMEX ULSD     $2.6472 DN $0.0570

NYMEX Gas       $2.5857 DN $0.0287

NEWS

April WTI crude oil on Monday closed down -1.23 (-1.54%), and Apr RBOB gasoline closed down -2.87 (-1.10%). Crude oil and gasoline prices posted moderate losses on Monday.  An increase in OPEC crude production is bearish for oil prices.  Also, doubts about OPEC+ compliance with its crude production cuts are bearish for oil prices.  Ongoing geopolitical risks in the Middle East are a supportive factor for crude oil.  

OPEC Feb crude production rose +110,000 bpd to 26.680 million bpd, a bearish factor for oil prices as Iraq and UAE continue to pump above their production quotas.

A recovery in Russian crude refining from Ukranian drone attacks is negative for prices.  Bloomberg calculations show Russia processed 5.44 million bpd of crude during the Feb 15-28 period, more than +4% above levels in the first half of February.  Several Russian oil processing and storage facilities have been targeted and damaged by Ukrainian drone attacks but have been repaired and are running near capacity.

A report from Vortexa on Monday weighed on crude prices as it said OPEC+ compliance with crude production cuts is still “questionable.” The report said that Russian oil exports were about 500,000 bpd above the OPEC+ commitments, and there are “little indications that Russia is actively cutting either crude production or exports.”  An increase in Russian crude oil exports is negative for crude oil prices.  Tanker-tracking data from Vortexa, monitored by Bloomberg, shows Russian crude exports in the week to Feb 25 rose about +365,000 bpd from the prior week to 3.5 million bpd.

Have a Great Day!

Loren R Bailey, President

Office: 479-846-2761

Cell: 479-790-5581

SCHEDULED OUT OF OFFICE  

JUN 06 VACATION LEAVE AFTER LUNCH

JUN 10 RETURN/ARRIVE 1300

Tell Us How We’re Doing On Google Business

https://g.page/r/CUyL9wDolv04EAI/review

As always, thank you so much for being a part of the Fuel Manager Services, Inc. family, and we look forward to making this the best year yet!

“Celebrating 31-years of Service Excellence”

www.FuelManagerServices.com

“Coming Together is the Beginning; Keeping Together is Progress; Working Together is Success”  ~ Henry Ford

Fueling Strategy: Please “KEEP YOU TANKS TOPPED TODAY/TONIGHT” prices are down 9 cents but will go UP 3 cents Saturday ~ Be Safe

NMEX Crude      $ 79.97 UP $1.7100

NYMEX ULSD     $2.7042 UP $0.0543

NYMEX Gas       $2.6144 UP $0.0334

NEWS

April WTI crude oil on Friday up +1.71 (+2.19%), and Apr RBOB gasoline closed up +3.34 (+1.29%). Crude oil and gasoline prices on Friday closed moderately higher, with crude posting a 3-3/4 month high and gasoline posting a 5-1/2 month high.  A weaker dollar on Friday was supportive of energy prices.  Crude also has support on expectations that OPEC+ next week would extend its roughly 2 million bpd of crude production cuts beyond March.  In addition, the ongoing attacks by Houthi rebels on commercial shipping in the Red Sea have disrupted Middle Eastern crude supplies and strengthened the U.S. physical oil markets as foreign buyers turn to U.S. crude supplies to avoid shipping issues.  Crude prices fell back from their best levels Friday after weekly data from Baker Hughes showed active U.S. oil rigs rose to a 5-month high.

Crude prices are supported by concern that the Israel-Hamas war will widen to Lebanon.  Hezbollah and Israel have traded fire almost daily since the Israel-Hamas war erupted on Oct 7.  Also, the U.S. and UK have engaged in airstrikes against Houthi rebels in Yemen in retaliation for Houthi attacks on commercial shipping in the Red Sea.  Attacks on commercial shipping in the Red Sea by Iran-backed Houthi rebels have forced shippers to divert shipments around the southern tip of Africa instead of going through the Red Sea, disrupting global crude oil supplies.

Friday’s U.S. economic news was weaker-than-expected and bearish for energy demand and crude prices.  The Feb ISM manufacturing index unexpectedly fell -1.3 to 47.8, weaker than expectations of an increase to 49.5.  Also, Jan construction spending unexpectedly fell -0.2% m/m, weaker than expectations of +0.2% m/m and the biggest decline in 15 months.  In addition, the University of Michigan U.S. Feb consumer sentiment index was revised downward by -2.7 to 76.9, weaker than expectations of no change at 79.6.

Have a Great Day!

Loren R Bailey, President

Office: 479-846-2761

Cell: 479-790-5581

SCHEDULED OUT OF OFFICE  

JUN 06 VACATION LEAVE AFTER LUNCH

JUN 10 RETURN/ARRIVE 1300

Tell Us How We’re Doing On Google Business

https://g.page/r/CUyL9wDolv04EAI/review

As always, thank you so much for being a part of the Fuel Manager Services, Inc. family, and we look forward to making this the best year yet!

“Celebrating 31-years of Service Excellence”

www.FuelManagerServices.com

“Coming Together is the Beginning; Keeping Together is Progress; Working Together is Success”  ~ Henry Ford

Fueling Strategy: Please “WAIT TO FUEL UNTIL AFTER MIDNIGHT CST TONIGHT” prices will go DOWN almost 8 cents Friday AM~ Be Safe

NMEX Crude      $ 78.26 DN $.2800

NYMEX ULSD     $2.6838 UP $.0255

NYMEX Gas       $2.3043 UP $.0333

NEWS

April WTI crude oil closed down 0.28, and Apr RBOB gasoline closed up +3.33, ULSD closed up +2.55. Crude oil and gasoline prices this morning are moderately higher.  Expectations that OPEC+ next week will extend its roughly 2 million bpd of crude production cuts beyond March are underpinning crude prices.  Also, the ongoing attacks by Houthi rebels on commercial shipping in the Red Sea have disrupted Middle Eastern crude supplies and strengthened the U.S. physical oil markets as foreign buyers turn to U.S. crude supplies to avoid shipping issues.  Dollar strength and today’s weaker-than-expected U.S. economic news limit gains in crude prices.

Today’s U.S. economic news was weaker-than-expected and bearish for energy demand and crude prices.   Weekly initial unemployment claims rose +13,000 to 215,000, showing a weaker labor market than expectations of 210,000.  Also, the Feb MNI Chicago PMI unexpectedly fell -2.0 to 44.0, weaker than expectations of an increase to 48.0 and the steepest pace of contraction in 7 months.  In addition, Jan pending home sales unexpectedly fell -4.9% m/m, weaker than expectations of an increase of 1.5% m/m and the biggest decline in 5 months.

Crude prices are supported by concern that the Israel-Hamas war will widen to Lebanon.  Hezbollah and Israel have traded fire almost daily since the Israel-Hamas war erupted on Oct 7.  Also, the U.S. and UK have engaged in airstrikes against Houthi rebels in Yemen in retaliation for Houthi attacks on commercial shipping in the Red Sea.  Attacks on commercial shipping in the Red Sea by Iran-backed Houthi rebels have forced shippers to divert shipments around the southern tip of Africa instead of going through the Red Sea, disrupting global crude oil supplies.

Have a Great Day!

Loren R Bailey, President

Office: 479-846-2761

Cell: 479-790-5581

SCHEDULED OUT OF OFFICE  

JUN 06 VACATION LEAVE AFTER LUNCH

JUN 10 RETURN/ARRIVE 1300

Tell Us How We’re Doing On Google Business

https://g.page/r/CUyL9wDolv04EAI/review

As always, thank you so much for being a part of the Fuel Manager Services, Inc. family, and we look forward to making this the best year yet!

“Celebrating 31-years of Service Excellence”

www.FuelManagerServices.com

“Coming Together is the Beginning; Keeping Together is Progress; Working Together is Success”  ~ Henry Ford

Fueling Strategy: Please “PARTIAL FILL ONLY TODAY/TONIGHT” prices are up 7.5 cents but will go DOWN 2 cents Thursday ~ Be Safe

NMEX Crude      $ 78.54 DN $.3300

NYMEX ULSD     $2.6583 DN $.0877

NYMEX Gas       $2.2710 DN $.0734

NEWS

April WTI crude oil closed down -0.33, and Apr RBOB gasoline closed down -7.34, and ULSD closed down – 8.77 Crude oil and gasoline prices this morning gave up an early advance and are moderately lower, with crude falling from a 3-1/2 month high on a bearish weekly EIA inventory report.  Also, today’s rally in the dollar index to a 1-week high is weighing energy prices.  Crude prices today initially moved higher due to ongoing tensions in the Middle East and expectations that OPEC+ next week will decide to extend roughly 2 million bpd of crude production cuts beyond March.

Today’s global economic news was weaker-than-expected and bearish for energy demand and crude prices.  U.S. Q4 GDP was revised downward by -0.1 to 3.2% (q/q annualized) from the previously reported 3.3%.  Also, the Eurozone Feb economic confidence index unexpectedly fell -0.7 to 95.4, weaker than expectations of an increase to 96.6.

Crude prices are supported by concern that the Israel-Hamas war will widen to Lebanon.  Hezbollah and Israel have traded fire almost daily since the Israel-Hamas war erupted on Oct 7.  Also, the U.S. and UK have engaged in airstrikes against Houthi rebels in Yemen in retaliation for Houthi attacks on commercial shipping in the Red Sea.  Attacks on commercial shipping in the Red Sea by Iran-backed Houthi rebels have forced shippers to divert shipments around the southern tip of Africa instead of going through the Red Sea, disrupting global crude oil supplies.

Have a Great Day!

Loren R Bailey, President

Office: 479-846-2761

Cell: 479-790-5581

SCHEDULED OUT OF OFFICE  

JUN 06 VACATION LEAVE AFTER LUNCH

JUN 10 RETURN/ARRIVE 1300

Tell Us How We’re Doing On Google Business

https://g.page/r/CUyL9wDolv04EAI/review

As always, thank you so much for being a part of the Fuel Manager Services, Inc. family, and we look forward to making this the best year yet!

“Celebrating 31-years of Service Excellence”

www.FuelManagerServices.com

“Coming Together is the Beginning; Keeping Together is Progress; Working Together is Success”  ~ Henry Ford

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