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Crude market trades lower after EIA data come out in line with APIs, Brent 111.30$/bbl and WTI at 111.90$/bbl

  • Crude stocks fall as exports bounce back after dip last week
  • Crude production back up after surprise fall last week
  • A big increase in run rate as refiners try to boost supplies at high margins. Gasoline demand increased ahead of the US driving season.
  • Product inventories lower. Product exports remain high except for a surprise fall in distillate exports leading to stock build.
  • WTI maintaining discount to Brent after Cushing stock draw. WTI-Brent at -2.17$/bbl


Source: MNI, EIA

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