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Dennis K. Burke, Inc.
284 Eastern Avenue
Chelsea, MA 02150
617-884-7800
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About DENNIS K. BURKE, INC.

Dennis K. Burke, Inc. is a family owned business in Chelsea, MA that has been delivering premium gasoline, diesel fuel, and lubricants for 50 years. We are one of the largest diesel distributors in Massachusetts and currently run operations in seven additional states. We were the first retail distributor of both Biodiesel and E-85 in Massachusetts. We take pride in our loyalty to customers, vendors, and employees. Beyond simple volume, we seek to provide the highest level of customer service possible, with metered deliveries, competitive prices, and streamlined billing and contract management.

LATEST BLOG ENTRIES

 

By Mark Pszeniczny

Much of what we view every day in this business is based primarily on expectations and ultimately, reality.  Today was precisely one of those days.  While most expected slightly bearish inventory numbers, the news at 10:30 that showed Gasoline's up 2.6mbl and Distillates up 2.3mbl well beat expectations of builds of 700k and 800k respectively.  Pits reacted by selling off over four cents in each HO and RBOB.  With Crude showing a draw of 600k barrels while many expected a build of the same amount, you had to think...

 

By Mark Pszeniczny

After starting the early morning in the red, Markets made an about face mid morning as new economic news hit the wires. The Jobs report showed an additional 165,000 jobs were added last month, above the 148k expected. That pushed unemployment down to roughly 7.5%, additionally the magic pencil revised March and February numbers up by a combined 60k jobs. While these are encouraging numbers for the US workforce, most agree that the World market may not be as optimistic. A well supplied market...

 

By Mark Pszeniczny

Bears were out in full force today (actually saw them hit after the close on Monday) as all eyes were watching election results in Italy.  No clear cut winner has been announced thus casting doubt and uncertainty on recently passed austerity measures.   The effect saw the US Dollar rise against the World basket forcing Commodities to fall harder than Tom Brady's Agents Commission check.  Adding to the sell off was increasingly better news from the housing market with December values showing a .2% increase and 6.8% increase year on year.  All this...