SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch)
Gasoline supplies, as reported by the American
Petroleum Institute late Tuesday, rose more than expected for the week ended
Nov. 30, and crude supplies fell more than forecast, following revisions to the
previous week's data
Gasoline inventories rose 5.7 million barrels last week,
the trade group said
Crude-oil supplies fell 2.2 million barrels, while
distillate inventories climbed by 1.1 million barrels
The API data come ahead
of the more closely watched U.S. Energy Information Administration report due
Wednesday
Analysts polled by Platts expect a 1.25 million-barrel decline in
crude-oil supplies
They also forecast a rise of 2 million barrels in gasoline
inventories and a climb of 800,000 barrels in distillate supplies
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miércoles, 5 de diciembre de 2012
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