Oil Inventories
The inventories data is released on a weekly basis and provides a peak at the level of crude, gasoline and distillate stockpiles within the US. A "draw" in inventories suggests a decline in inventory levels, while a "build" points to an increase.
The data is always released on Wednesday, unless a holiday interrupts trading earlier in the week.
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Oil prices climb to 2-week high on supply worries, US tariffs check gains
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Oil down as US crude inventories swell, traders worry about China-US trade
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Oil rallies, settles at multi-month high on US crude draw, Russia sanctions
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Crude Oil Inventories Fall 4.24M Barrels - EIA
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Oil settles up over 1% on large draw from US crude stocks
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Oil sags on soft Chinese spending, investor pause before US Fed rate move
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Oil settles flat; markets weigh IEA surplus forecast, rate cut optimism
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Oil rises on fears about Lebanon, further OPEC+ supply cuts
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Oil steady after surprise rise in US gasoline stocks
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Oil rises on US stockpiles drawdown, OPEC+ mulls output hike delay
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Oil slips 1% on large build in US crude stocks; market watches Middle East
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Oil settles up 2% as Middle East war rages and supplies tighten
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Oil settles up, biggest weekly gains in over a year on Middle East war risk
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Oil climbs 2% to three-week high on China stimulus, Mideast conflict
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Oil prices fall as Fed rate cut stirs economic worries, storage report mixed
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Oil settles down 2%, big weekly drop after US jobs data
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Crude futures settle down by more than $1/bbl on demand fears
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Oil prices fall 2% on economic worries, technical decline
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Oil climbs 3% as Libya output cuts further supply concerns
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Oil climbs over 2% after Fed's Powell indicates US rate cuts
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Oil settles $1 down after US job data revised significantly lower
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Oil settles down 1% as Middle East tensions ease, China data weak
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Oil prices settle higher; signs of tighter supply end 3-day swoon
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Oil edges higher on upbeat US economic data
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Oil prices decline over 1% on Chinese demand jitters
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EIA: Crude Oil Inventories Rose 3.59M Barrels
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Oil settles slightly up as global supply risks offset US demand concerns
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Oil prices rise on fuel demand expectations, easing US dollar
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EIA: Crude Oil Inventories Fell 2.55M Barrels
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Oil settles up on Mideast tension, gains curbed as interest rate cuts pushed back
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Oil prices up 3% to one-week high on hopes of higher summer fuel demand
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Oil falls as US reports surprise fuel build, weak demand
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Oil posts weekly loss as interest rate policy spurs fuel demand worries
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Oil falls 1% on sticky US inflation, dampened geopolitical risk premium
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Oil eases on higher US crude output, hopes of Israel-Hamas ceasefire
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Oil settles lower as U.S. business activity cools, concerns over Middle East ease
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Oil rises as dollar slips, focus shifts to economic data
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Oil prices flat as economic headwinds counter Mideast supply fears
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Oil prices settle lower again, eyes on talks for Gaza ceasefire
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Oil settles at 5-month high, gains capped by jump in US crude stocks
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Oil settles up on supply threats, hits 2024 highs during session
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Oil slips as investors weigh Fed rate decision
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Oil settles higher as pressure mounts in the Middle East
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Oil up on geopolitical tension, gains capped by fading Fed rate-cut hopes
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Oil prices settle up 3% on supply concerns after oilfield shutdown in Libya
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Oil prices settle down 3% as Red Sea shipping disruptions ease
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Oil drops almost 2% as investors watch Red Sea developments
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Oil rises 1% as Red Sea shipping concerns unnerve traders
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Oil falls 4% as build in gasoline stocks fuel demand concerns
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Oil Inventories unexpectedly jumped by 594,000 Barrels Last Week: API
