U.S. oil demand remains firm, with products supplied averaging 20.6M bpd over the past four weeks, up 0.5% YoY. Meanwhile, crude inventories rose 3M barrels to 426.4M as gasoline and distillate stocks declined. #Oil#EIA#Energy#CrudeOil
U.S. crude inventories rose 1.79M barrels last week, API estimates, following a 7.14M-barrel build the week before. Gasoline and distillates both fell about 2.16M barrels as product supplies remain tight. #Oil#CrudeOil#EIA#Energy
U.S. crude inventories fell 600,000 barrels last week to 423.4M barrels, EIA data showed, while gasoline stocks rose 800,000 barrels and distillates gained 1.6M. Distillate inventories remain 13% below the five-year average. #Oil#EIA#CrudeOil
The EIA raised its 2027 U.S. crude production forecast to a record 14.3M bpd, up from 14.2M last month. Output is expected to reach 13.8M bpd in 2026, supported by growth in the Permian and Gulf of Mexico. #Oil#CrudeOil#EIA
U.S. crude inventories barely moved last week, rising just 100,000 barrels to 428.9M, while gasoline stocks fell 2.5M barrels. Distillates rose 2.2M barrels but remain 14% below their five-year average. #Oil#EIA#CrudeOil
