US output rose 723,000 b/d to 13.99M b/d in the week to Oct 23, the highest in EIA weekly data back to 1983. Exports jumped 1.41M b/d to 4.85M b/d. New EIA chart every Wednesday. #Oil#Shale#EIA#WTIhttps://t.co/oCueUV080w
U.S. natural gas output is set for a second straight record year, hitting 112.2 bcfd in 2026 and 116.1 bcfd in 2027, per the EIA. LNG exports and AI data centers are driving the growth in the Permian and Haynesville. #NaturalGas#LNG#EIA#Energy
US crude inventories fell 1.9 million barrels in the week to October 23, per the EIA, leaving commercial stocks at 410.6 million barrels, 4% below the five-year average, as Brent traded near $115.61 and WTI at $102.41. #Oil#EIA#Crude#WTI
EIA: US crude inventories fell 3.1M barrels in the week to Oct 16, leaving commercial stocks at 412.5M, now 3% below the five-year average. Gasoline stocks also dropped 3M barrels as the US supply cushion keeps thinning. #OilMarkets#EIA#Crude
WTI is outpacing Brent after the EIA reported an 8.6M-barrel U.S. crude draw vs. 288k expected. November WTI is up 6.46% on the week at $97.58 while Brent holds near $106, with Hormuz risk keeping a floor under prices. #Oil#WTI#Brent#EIA