- Oil traded lower on Wednesday morning, dropping 14c to $66.76/Bbl (7:45 AM CT)
- The American Petroleum Institute (API) reported a 4.6 MMBbls increase in nationwide crude inventories for the week ending March 14
- The API also noted a draw of 1.1 MMBbls in Cushing crude inventories
- Markets are awaiting the Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision and comments from Chair Jerome Powell on the economy amid the escalating trade war
- A Bank of America survey revealed that investors have cut their holdings of US equities by the most on record, with fund managers reporting a 23% underweight in US stocks (indicating they hold 23% fewer US stocks than the benchmark index would suggest, signaling a cautious outlook on US equities)
- The momentum from rising Middle East tensions has faded, erasing early-week gains
- The American Petroleum Institute (API) reported a 4.6 MMBbls increase in nationwide crude inventories for the week ending March 14
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