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U.S. Distillate Inventories Fell Less Than Expected Last Week
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The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) reported that distillate fuel inventories, which include diesel and heating oil, decreased by 42.8 thousand barrels for the week ending September 18. This decline was smaller than the market expectation of a 63.3 thousand barrel draw. The previous week had seen a build of 158.5 thousand barrels. The data, released by financial data provider Jin10, provides a snapshot of U.S. petroleum product supply and demand dynamics.
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U.S. EIA Distillate Inventories (Week Ending September 18)
- Actual Change: -428,000 barrels
- Market Expectation: -633,000 barrels
- Previous Week: +1,585,000 barrels
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US EIA Distillate Inventories Fall 42.8k Barrels in Week to Sept 18