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After more than 2 months of increases, Crude Inventories Drop. Crude Inventories🔽 1.694 million barrels Gasoline 🔽1.134 million barrels Distillates 🔺138,000 barrels Ethanol 🔺545,000 barrels
Crude Sees Another Build in Todays EIA Report. Crude Inventories 🔺up 7.6M Gasoline 🔽 down 1.9M Distillates 🔺up 2.7M Ethanol 🔽up 11M SBR ⛔
MASSIVE Build for Crude in EIA report. Crude Oil Inventory Build 16,283,000 barrels 🔻 Gasoline Inventory Build of 2,316,000 barrels 🔻 Distillates Inventory Decline of 1,300,000 barrels ✅ Ethanol Inventory Build
EIA: Oil Inventories Up 2.4 Million Barrells, Continuing Trend of Builds Over Recent Weeks. Crude oil: +2.4M Domestic prod: 12.3MMbpd SPR:
Monday Morning Market and Economic News update, John Caruso recaps market performance from last week. JOLTS update, Fed interest rate hike. 5% is likely for
U.S. crude stockpiles rose for a sixth straight week last week, reaching their highest in 20 months. Inventories rose by 4.14M barrels during the week
January OPEC Report, Looking Ahead to February 1st OPEC+ Meeting. The OPEC+ meeting of the world’s top oil exporters, on Feb. 1 where it was
EIA Weekly Oil Inventory Shows Modest Increase. The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) reported a build of 500,000 barrels of oil inventory for the week
EIA Oil Inventories Build, Even as Refineries Keep Activity Low. The Energy Information Administration on Thursday reported that U.S. crude oil inventories rose by 8.4
China’s economic growth is slowing as GDP data show Xi Jinping’s Zero-COVID policy Hammered the economy. The National Bureau of Statistics of China announced that
Export Inspections Fade Compared to Previous Week. Commodity wide technical selling has most markets in the red. Corn and wheat...
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