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  • 4 days ago | tradingview.com | Donna Harris |Jeff Barber

    Costco Picks California as Site of Its First Standalone Retail Fuel Station — OPISCOSTCostco Wholesale plans to open its first standalone retail fuel station next year in Mission Viejo, Calif., a city spokesman said Monday. The planned site will also be the company's largest retail fuel operation. Costco ranks second in gasoline market share in California based on visit counts at 15.47% and is gaining on first-place Chevron, at 17.27%, according to OPIS MarketSharePro.

  • 1 week ago | tradingview.com | Donna Harris |Jeff Barber

    7-Eleven Canada to Promote New Branded Fuel Partnerships Next Week — OPIS7-Eleven Canada will promote its new Petro-Canada, Esso and Mobil partnerships with grand openings across Ontario and Alberta that will offer giveaways over a five-hour period on June 18, the company said in a Wednesday news release.

  • 3 weeks ago | tradingview.com | Steve Cronin |Jeff Barber

    NYMEX Overview: Petroleum Contracts Down, Oil Poised for Another Weekly Drop — OPISCrude oil and refined product futures were trading lower near midday Friday, putting oil contracts on track to settle lower for a second straight week, as traders expect OPEC and allied producers will announce another increase in output. The NYMEX July West Texas Intermediate contract was off by 61cts, or about 1%, to $60.33/bbl at about 11:30 a.m. ET and the August WTI contract was 76cts lower at $59.44/bbl.

  • 3 weeks ago | tradingview.com | Frank Tang |Jeff Barber

    NYMEX Overview: Petroleum Contracts Down on OPEC+ Supply and Trade Concerns — OPISCrude oil and refined product futures were lower at midday Thursday on continued concerns about possible additional production by OPEC and its allies and trade tensions. The NYMEX July West Texas Intermediate crude contract was down by about 75cts to $61.10/bbl at about noon ET and the August WTI contract was off by 85cts to $60.35/bbl.

  • 1 month ago | tradingview.com | Frank Tang |Jeff Barber

    Nymex Overview: Oil Futures Down After Trump Says U.S. Close to Deal With Iran — OPISOil futures were down by more than $1 in early Thursday afternoon trading after President Trump said the U.S. is close to reaching a nuclear deal with Iran that could allow that country to sell more oil. The more-active NYMEX July West Texas Intermediate contract was down by $1.55 to $61.15/bbl at about 12:10 p.m. ET and the June WTI contract was $1.50 lower at $61.65/bbl.

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