News list for " inventories"
US API crude oil inventories 3.339 million barrels in the week to February 14, expected to 2.20 million barrels, and the previous value 9.043 million barrels.
US API crude oil inventories 9.043 million barrels in the week to February 7, expected to 2.60 million barrels, and the previous value 5.025 million barrels.
The United States to January 31 week EIA crude oil inventories 8.664 million barrels, expected 1.962 million barrels, the previous value of 3.463 million barrels.
US API crude oil inventories 5.025 million barrels in the week to January 31, expected to 3.257 million barrels, and the previous value 2.862 million barrels.
API crude oil inventories in the week to January 24 2.862 million barrels, expected to 3.695 million barrels, the previous value 958,000 barrels.
U.S. EIA crude oil inventories for the week to January 17 - 1.017 million barrels, expectations - 1.645 million barrels, previous values - 1.962 million barrels.
On January 16, WTI crude oil futures touched $80 a barrel for the first time since August last year and set a new high since July last year, as new sanctions against Russia by Western countries began to affect crude oil supplies and US inventories tightened. Buyers of Russian oil are increasingly turning to other suppliers, with some countries, including India, saying they will bar sanctioned tankers from entering the country after the United States imposed its toughest sanctions to date. Freigh...
Detailing the fundamentals of the crude oil market, the real reason for the disconnect between oil prices and inventory data is that non-agricultural precious metal prices continue to fluctuate, and the golden week has suffered three sell-offs.
US API crude oil inventories for the week to January 3 - 4.022 million barrels, expectations - 250,000 barrels, previous values - 1.442 million barrels.
US API crude oil inventories for the week to December 6 499,000 barrels, expected - 1.30 million barrels, the previous value 1.232 million barrels.
