Oil Edges Up as U.S. Supplies Dwindle and Demand Jumps to Record

Domestic oil inventories slid for seventh straight week Gasoline inventories drop by the most since March last week

July 8, 2021 Stu Turley Commodities, Crude Oil News, Top News
Brent Oil Climbs to $70 a Barrel

Oil rebounded after a U.S. government report showed rapidly declining inventories and record-high fuel demand in the midst of the peak summer travel season.

Futures edged up after earlier falling as much as 2% in New York on Thursday. Domestic crude supplies tumbled by nearly 7 million barrels last week and gasoline supplies slid by the most March, according to an Energy Information Administration report. A gauge of fuel demand soared to 10 million barrels a day.

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