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Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [View article]
Distillate stocks up 3.7M barrels
Gasoline stocks up 1.9M barrels
Crude stocks down 2.9M barrels
This is an overall build of 2.7M barrels. This is an almost identical number to the American Petroleum Institute overall number yesterday.
Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [View article]
"The global economy is beginning to pull out of recession but the recovery is expected to be sluggish, according to the latest economic update from the International Monetary Fund released Wednesday. The IMF raised its forecast for growth in 2010 to a 2.5% rate, which is higher than the 1.9% growth rate forecast in April. There is much less concern about systemic failure in the financial system. A gradual recovery in the U.S. seems on track, the IMF said. Japan is stabilizing after a dismal first quarter. Growth in the euro-area is expected to strengthen more slowly than elsewhere. Inflation pressures remain low, the agency said. Risks for sustained deflation are small."
This good news is thought to be at least partially responsible for the early lift in the markets today.
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Distillates stocks were up 3.4M barrels
Gasoline stocks were up 767,000 barrels
Crude stocks were down 1.4M barrels (had expected down 2.4M)
This is a net build of approx. 2.8M barrels. This would seem to add fuel to the drop in oil prices.
It will be interesting to see the EIA statistics this morning at 7:30am.