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US Weekly Petroleum Status Report

Commercial crude stocks fell again, but there were some chunky builds in product stocks. Given the rise in stocks, product prices should fall further, which will eventually lead to lower refinery activity and a fall in crude demand. Oil prices fell following the weekly data release, but the main focus of the market remains on early signs of the impact of the G7 and Australia oil price cap.

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