TREE NEWS reports: US API crude oil inventories fell by 11.123 million barrels last week, the American Petroleum Institute reported, after a 2.1-million-barrel draw the prior week. Cushing inventories rose 1.823 million barrels, following a 866,000-barrel build. Gasoline stocks increased 1.091 million barrels, while distillate inventories fell 1.458 million barrels.
US API Crude Inventories Plunge 11.12 Million Barrels Last Week
The scale of the draw is the story, but the split matters more: crude falling sharply while Cushing builds and gasoline rises suggests the tightening is not uniform across the barrel. Distillate drawing alongside crude points to product-side demand rather than a simple supply shock. Whether the Cushing build persists against a headline crude draw that large is the open question, since it would signal the crude figure reflects export or timing effects rather than genuine tightness.
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