EIA Weekly Petroleum Status Report

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Next Release(s): September 3rd, 2025 10:30 AM

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U.S. commercial crude oil inventories fell -2.4 million barrels (vs -2.0 million bbls expected) in the week ending August 22 to 418.3 million barrels, about 6% below the 5-yr seasonal average, reflecting continued supply tightness.
- Total commercial petroleum inventories declined -4.4M bbl, led by draws in motor gasoline (-1.2M bbl) and distillates (-1.8M bbl), while propane/propylene rose +1.7M bbl.
- Refinery inputs averaged 16.9M bpd (-328k bpd WoW), with utilization at 94.6%; gasoline production rose to 10M bpd, while distillate output fell -112k bpd.
- Crude imports decreased to 6.2M bpd (-263k bpd WoW) and were down -0.4% YoY on a 4-week average basis.
- Motor gasoline product supplied averaged 9M bpd over the past four weeks (-1.1% YoY), while distillate demand rose +7.7% YoY and jet fuel demand increased +1.7% YoY.
- Total products supplied averaged 21.2M bpd (+2.5% YoY), signaling steady overall demand despite weaker gasoline consumption.
U.S. commercial crude oil inventories fell -6.0 million barrels in the week ending August 15 to 420.7 million barrels, about 6% below the 5-yr seasonal average, reflecting tighter supply conditions.
- Total commercial petroleum inventories declined -4.2 million barrels, despite increases in distillate (+2.3M bbl) and propane/propylene (+2.6M bbl) stocks.
- Motor gasoline inventories dropped -2.7 million bbl and now sit 1% below the 5-yr average, with both finished gasoline and blending components declining.
- Refinery runs edged up to 17.2 million bpd (+28k bpd WoW), with utilization rising to 96.6%, indicating strong processing activity.
- Crude oil imports fell to 6.5 million bpd (-423k bpd WoW) and are -2.3% YoY on a 4-week average basis, contributing to the drawdown.
- Product demand remained strong: total products supplied averaged 21.1 million bpd over the past four weeks (+3.3% YoY), with jet fuel demand up 7.4% YoY and distillate demand up 4.7% YoY.
U.S. commercial crude oil inventories rose +3.0 million bbls (vs -800k bbls expected) last week to 426.7 million bbls, about -6% below the 5-year seasonal average.
- Total commercial petroleum inventories increased +7.5 million bbls, led by a +3.9 million bbl build in propane/propylene.
- Gasoline inventories fell -0.8 million bbls (at 5-year average) while distillates rose +0.7 million bbls but remain -15% below average.
- Crude oil imports jumped +958k b/d to 6.9 million b/d; the 4-week average is down -5.1% YoY.
- Refinery inputs edged up +56k b/d to 17.2 million b/d, with utilization at 96.4%.
- Total products supplied averaged 21.2 million b/d over the past 4 weeks (+2.9% YoY); gasoline -1.5%, distillates -1.6%, jet fuel +4.3%.
U.S. commercial crude oil inventories fell -3.0 million bbls (vs -1.1 million bbls expected) last week to 423.7 million bbls, about -6% below the 5-year seasonal average.
- Total commercial petroleum inventories rose +2.1 million bbls, driven by a +1.3 million bbl build in propane/propylene.
- Gasoline inventories declined -1.3 million bbls and are now -1% below the 5-year average; distillate inventories fell -0.6 million bbls and remain -16% below average.
- Refinery inputs rose +213k b/d to 17.1 million b/d; utilization climbed to 96.9%.
- Crude oil imports dropped -174k b/d to 6.0 million b/d; the 4-week average is down -9.7% YoY.
- Total products supplied averaged 20.6 million b/d over the past 4 weeks (+1.6% YoY); gasoline -2.2%, distillates -3.8%, jet fuel +3.8%.
U.S. commercial crude oil inventories rose +7.7 million bbls (vs -2.0 million bbls expected) last week to 426.7 million bbls, about -6% below the 5-year seasonal average. This is the largest weekly build since the week of January 31st.
- Total commercial petroleum inventories increased +7.1 million bbls on the week.
- Gasoline inventories fell -2.7 million bbls, while distillate inventories rose +3.6 million bbls but remain -16% below average.
- Crude oil refinery inputs edged down -25k b/d to 16.9 million b/d; utilization dipped to 95.4%.
- Crude oil imports rose +159k b/d to 6.1 million b/d, though the 4-week average is down -11.3% YoY.
- Total products supplied averaged 20.8 million b/d over the past 4 weeks (+1.5% YoY); gasoline -3.0%, distillates -4.1%, jet fuel +8.8%.
U.S. commercial crude oil inventories fell -3.2 million bbls (vs -1.6 million bbls expected) last week to 419 million bbls, about -9% below the 5-year seasonal average.
- Total commercial petroleum inventories declined -5.2 million bbls on the week.
- Gasoline inventories dropped -1.7 million bbls but remain slightly above average; distillate inventories rose +2.9 million bbls but are still -19% below average.
- Crude oil refinery inputs increased +87k b/d to 16.9 million b/d; utilization climbed to 95.5%.
- Crude oil imports decreased -403k b/d to 6.0 million b/d; the 4-week average is down -7.1% YoY.
- Total products supplied averaged 20.6 million b/d over the last 4 weeks, slightly above YoY; gasoline -4.9%, distillates -1.0%, jet fuel +1.5%.
U.S. commercial crude oil inventories fell -3.9 million bbls (vs -900k bbls expected) to 422.2 million bbls last week, about-8% below the 5-year seasonal average.
- Total commercial petroleum inventories rose +9.3 million bbls on the week.
- Gasoline inventories rose +3.4 million bbls and are slightly above average; distillate inventories increased +4.2 million bbls but remain -21% below average.
- Crude oil refinery inputs declined -158k b/d to 16.8 million b/d; refinery utilization dropped to 93.9%.
- Crude oil imports increased +366k b/d to 6.4 million b/d; the 4-week average is down -6.3% YoY.
- Total products supplied averaged 20.3 million b/d over the last 4 weeks, down -1.1% YoY; gasoline -1.6%, distillates +4.4%, jet fuel +3.0%.
- Propane/propylene stocks rose +4.5 million bbls and are now 14% above the 5-year average.
U.S. commercial crude oil inventories rose 7.1 million bbls (vs -2.0 million bbls expected) to 426 million bbls for the week ending July 4, 2025, roughly -8% below the 5-year seasonal average.
- Gasoline inventories fell -2.7 million bbls (vs -1.7 million bbls expected) and are now about -1% below average; distillate inventories declined -0.8 million bbls and remain -23% below average.
- Total commercial petroleum inventories increased +6.4 million bbls on the week.
- Crude oil refinery inputs fell -98k b/d to 17.0 million b/d; refinery utilization edged down to 94.7%.
- Crude oil imports dropped -906k b/d to 6.0 million b/d; 4-week average is down -9.6% YoY.
- Total products supplied averaged 20.6 million b/d over the last 4 weeks, down -1.6% YoY; gasoline -1.0%, distillates +3.8%, jet fuel +1.7%.
U.S. commercial crude oil inventories rose +3.8 million bbls (vs -2.0 mil bbls expected) to 419 million bbls for the week ending June 27, 2025, about -9% below the 5-year seasonal average.
- Gasoline inventories increased +4.2 million bbls and are about -1% below average; distillate inventories fell -1.7 million bbls and remain -21% below average.
- Total commercial petroleum inventories increased +9.4 million bbls on the week.
- Crude oil refinery inputs rose +118k b/d to 17.1 million b/d; refinery utilization edged up to 94.9%.
- Crude oil imports surged +976k b/d to 6.9 million b/d; 4-week average is down -13.9% YoY.
- Total products supplied over the past 4 weeks averaged 20.3 million b/d, down -1.1% YoY; gasoline -0.1%, distillates +0.6%, jet fuel +2.4%.
U.S. commercial crude oil inventories fell -5.8 million bbls to 415.1 million bbls for the week ending June 20, 2025, about -11% below the 5-year seasonal average.
- Crude oil inventories have fallen in each of the last five weeks, with a decline of -28.1 million bbls in that period.
- Gasoline inventories declined -2.1 million bbls and are about -3% below the 5-year average; distillate inventories dropped -4.1 million bbls and remain -20% below average.
- Crude oil refinery inputs rose +125k b/d to 17.0 million b/d; refinery utilization increased to 94.7%.
- Crude oil imports increased +439k b/d to 5.9 million b/d; 4-week average is down -17.4% YoY.
- Total products supplied over the last 4 weeks averaged 20.0 million b/d, down -1.6% YoY; gasoline +0.2%, distillates -3.2%, jet fuel +4.3%.
- Total commercial petroleum inventories declined -4.2 million bbls on the week.
U.S. commercial crude oil inventories fell -11.5 million bbls (vs -2.3 million bbls expected) to 420.9 million bbls for the week ending June 13, 2025, roughly -10% below the 5-year seasonal average.
- Gasoline inventories rose +0.2 million bbls and are about -2% below the 5-year average; distillate inventories increased +0.5 million bbls but remain -17% below average.
- Crude oil refinery inputs fell -365k b/d to 16.9 million b/d; refinery utilization slipped to 93.2%.
- Crude oil imports dropped -672k b/d to 5.5 million b/d; 4-week average is down -16.5% YoY. Net imports dropped -1.75 million b/d with the 4-week average down -33.7% YoY.
- Total products supplied averaged 20.0 million b/d over 4 weeks, down -0.3% YoY; gasoline -0.9%, distillates -4.2%, jet fuel +2.9%.
- Total commercial petroleum inventories declined -6.6 million bbls on the week.
U.S. commercial crude oil inventories fell -3.6 million bbls (vs a 100k build expected) to 432.4 million bbls for the week ending June 6, 2025, down -5.9% YoY and roughly -8% below the 5-year seasonal average.
- Gasoline inventories rose +1.5 million bbls to 229.8 million, about -2% below the 5-year average; distillates increased +1.2 million bbls but remain -17% below average.
- Crude oil refinery inputs rose +228k b/d to 17.2 million b/d; utilization increased to 94.3%.
- Net crude oil imports (4-week average) were 2.49 million b/d, down -13.3% YoY; total product imports net -2.41 million b/d.
- Total products supplied averaged 19.9 million b/d over 4 weeks, up +0.5% YoY; gasoline -2.5%, distillates -5.9%, jet fuel +1.3%.
- WTI crude rose to $65.30/bbl (up +$3.84 WoW, down -$11.23 YoY); retail gasoline averaged $3.11/gal (down -$0.32 YoY), and diesel $3.47/gal (down -$0.19 YoY).