EIA: US crude oil inventories fell more than expected

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EIA: US crude oil inventories fell more than expected

 Last Update: 2021-08-05

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Recently, the U.
S.
Energy Information Administration (EIA) released data showing that as of the week of June 18, U.
S.
crude oil and gasoline inventories have fallen sharply, while distillate oil inventories have increased
.

Data show that in the week ended June 18, US crude oil inventories fell by 7.

In addition, EIA data shows that the U.
S.
refinery capacity utilization rate was 92.
2% that week, compared with 92.
6% in the previous week
.

That week, US gasoline inventories fell by 2.

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EIA: US crude oil inventories fell more than expected

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