TREE NEWS reports: US crude oil inventories fell by 5.267 million barrels last week, following a 2.031 million-barrel draw the prior week. Cushing stocks rose 511,000 barrels, reversing a 453,000-barrel decline. Gasoline inventories increased by 1.427 million barrels, while distillate stocks dropped 1.192 million barrels.
US API Crude Stocks Fall 5.27 Million Barrels Last Week
The headline draw is a headline number, but the split underneath is the real signal: crude falling while Cushing builds and gasoline stocks rise points to a market where the barrel is tight at the surface but less so in storage and refined product. That divergence matters more than the aggregate figure for anyone tracking physical balances. Whether the Cushing build and gasoline gain persist against another crude draw is the open question.
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