Oil Pops After Crude Inventories Unexpectedly Drop

In the week since the last API report, oil has ripped and dipped back to unchanged following an unexpected draw and Algiers disappointment, but prices jumped higher (tagging $45.00) as API noted a 752k draw (4th week in a row). This was dramatially below the 3mm build expected. Cushing, Gasoline, an Distillates all saw inventory draws (the latter's first draw in 7 weeks).

 

API

  • Crude -752k (+3mm exp)
  • Cushing -832k
  • Gasoline -3.7mm
  • Distillates-343k

The last 3 weeks have seen the biggest drawdown in crude inventories (over 4%) since July 2013 and if this 4th week's data holds it will hold the biggest drop in 3 years.

 

Have slipped back to pre-API levels during the day, oil's knee-jerk spike tagged $45.00 stops after this week's across the board draw from API data…

 

Charts: Bloomberg

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