EIA reports U.S. crude inventories fell for a sixth straight week in the week to May 29 as exports rose and refinery runs approached capacity. Commercial crude stocks excluding the Strategic Petroleum Reserve fell 7.974 mln barrels to 434.0 mln barrels, roughly 3% below the five‑year average. The SPR dropped 8.0 mln barrels to 357.1 mln barrels amid ongoing emergency releases. Gasoline stocks rose 3.4 mln barrels to 215.0 mln barrels, ending a 15‑week decline and remaining about 5% below the fiv

2026-06-03

EIA reports U.S. crude inventories fell for a sixth straight week in the week to May 29 as exports rose and refinery runs approached capacity. Commercial crude stocks excluding the Strategic Petroleum Reserve fell 7.974 mln barrels to 434.0 mln barrels, roughly 3% below the five‑year average. The SPR dropped 8.0 mln barrels to 357.1 mln barrels amid ongoing emergency releases. Gasoline stocks rose 3.4 mln barrels to 215.0 mln barrels, ending a 15‑week decline and remaining about 5% below the five‑year average; gasoline demand fell 662,000 bpd to 8.6 mln bpd.