US gasoline stocks rose 3.52M to 208.3M, distillates fell 2.53M to 102.6M
The EIA reported US gasoline stocks up 3.52 million to 208.3 million in the week of October 9, while distillates dropped 2.53 million to 102.6 million.
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what happened
According to the US Energy Information Administration, gasoline inventories climbed by 3.52 million to 208.3 million for the week of October 9.
Distillate stocks, by contrast, declined 2.53 million to 102.6 million over the same period.
why it matters
Rising gasoline stocks typically point to softer demand or ample supply in the domestic fuel market, which can weigh on product prices. A drop in distillate stocks can, in turn, lend support to those prices. Traders usually read these weekly figures alongside crude inventory data.
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