EIA: 5.7 million barrels increase in US crude oil inventory

According to EIA, U.S. commercial crude oil stocks, excluding strategic oil reserves, increased 5.7 million barrels in the week ended October 25. According to the EIA, the latest total crude oil inventory is 438.9 million barrels, which makes the crude oil supply 1% higher than the average level in the same period of five years. Total automobile gasoline inventory decreased by 3 million barrels, 2% higher than the average level in the same period of five years. Last week, the inventory of finished gasoline and mixed component oil depots decreased In the week ended October 25, the average daily input of US refineries was 16 million barrels, 133000 barrels higher than the average of last week. The capacity of the refinery is 87.7% The average daily crude oil import volume of the United States is 6.7 million barrels, an increase of 840000 barrels over last week. In the past four weeks, crude oil imports have averaged 6.3 million barrels a day, down 16.5% from the same period last year Last week, the stock of distillate oil decreased by 1 million barrels, about 11% lower than the average level in the same period of five years. Propane and propylene inventories decreased by 100000 barrels, about 12% higher than the five-year average According to the EIA, as of the week of October 25, the average daily import volume of automobile gasoline (including finished gasoline and gasoline blending components) was 673000 barrels, and the average daily import volume of distillate oil was 158000 barrels.