TREE NEWS reports: US API crude oil inventories rose by 1.019 million barrels last week, following a 1.786 million-barrel build the prior week. Cushing inventories increased 233,000 barrels, down from a 2.082 million-barrel rise previously. Gasoline stocks climbed 2.991 million barrels, while distillate inventories fell 286,000 barrels.
US API Crude Oil Inventories Rose 1.019M Barrels Last Week
The build is modest and, on its own, unremarkable; the more interesting split is within the barrel. Gasoline stocks rose sharply while distillates drew, suggesting product markets are moving in opposite directions rather than reflecting a single demand signal. The Cushing increase is small and a fraction of the prior week's, which matters more for the crude benchmark's storage picture than the headline number. Whether the gasoline build persists and the distillate draw continues is the open question.
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