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Natural Gas Abruptly Plunges In Largest Drop Since January On LNG Export Weakness, Milder Late April Temperature Outlook, And…Just Because; Oil Edges Lower Despite Bullish Crude Oil Drawdown As De-Escalating Middle-East Tensions Trim Geopolitical Risk; EIA Projected To Announce Bearish +81 BCF Storage Injection Today, But Watch Out For A Bullish Miss; Gas Demand To Peak Near-Term Today On Quick-Hitting Cold Snap
Thursday, April 25, 2024
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In its weekly Petroleum Status Report for April 13-19, the EIA announced Wednesday morning that crude oil inventories fell by -6.4 MMbbls. This was nearly double Tuesday’s American Petroleum Institute (API) expectation of a -3.2 MMbbl drawdown and was a strong 9.6 MMbbls bullish versus the 5-year average. It was the first withdrawal of any kind in 5 weeks and was the largest since January 19. The draw did include a +0.8 MMbbl transfer to the Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR). With the draw, crude inventories fell to 453.6 MMbbls while the deficit versus the 5-year average widened to -15.9 MMbbls. The year-over-year surplus held nearly steady at -7.3 MMbbls. Refined product data was less favorable. Gasoline stocks fell by -0.7 MMbbls, very close to the API’s expected -0.6 MMbbls and a slight +0.3 MMbbls bearish versus the 5-year average. Distillates rose by +1.6 MMbbls, modestly above the API’s +0.7 MMbbls and 1.2 MMbbls bearish versus the 5-year average. Nonetheless, at 226.7 MMbbls, g...
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