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Weekly Oil Statistics
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Weekly Oil Statistics — May 20, 2026

The EIA reported a draw of -7,863 MBbls in U.S. crude-oil inventories. The draw was larger than the average estimate of -5,896 as reported by Bloomberg. Inventories for the U.S. are now at a surplus of 1.90 MMBbls (0.4%) to last year, and a deficit of 25.80 MMBbls (-5.5%) to the five-year average.

Crude inventory change against the survey chart, May 20, 2026
US commercial crude oil inventories chart, May 20, 2026
WTI intraday price chart around the report, May 20, 2026
EIA weekly report components table, May 20, 2026
Crude oil stocks at Cushing, OK chart, May 20, 2026
US crude oil production chart, May 20, 2026
US refinery inputs chart, May 20, 2026
US crude oil exports chart, May 20, 2026
US crude oil imports chart, May 20, 2026
US gasoline stocks chart, May 20, 2026
US gasoline implied demand chart, May 20, 2026
US distillate stocks chart, May 20, 2026
US distillate implied demand chart, May 20, 2026
US propane and propylene stocks chart, May 20, 2026
US propane and propylene implied demand chart, May 20, 2026
US jet fuel implied demand chart, May 20, 2026

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