EIA: West Coast Gasoline, Diesel Stocks Rise;Crude, Jet DN


   
Kristina Davis
DTN Refined Fuels Market Reporter

    

   MIAMI, FL (DTN) -- Gasoline and distillate inventories increased across the 
U.S. West Coast PADD 5 in the week ending June 27, while jet fuel and crude oil 
supplies moved lower, according to the latest weekly data from the Energy 
information Administration.

   Gasoline stocks rose by 1.267 million bbl to 29.945 million bbl in the 
respective week. Despite the build, inventories are 2 million bbl lower than 
the 31.9 million bbl reported in the same week last year. Imports rose to 
250,000 bpd from 145,000 bpd, nearly double imports at 104,000 bpd reported a 
year ago.

   Distillate inventories increased by 600,000 bbl to 10.9 million bbl from 
10.3 million bbl. Stocks are now 800,000 bbl above the 10.1 million bbl total 
recorded the corresponding week last year. Imports rose to 10,000 bpd from 
5,000 bpd, just under year ago levels at 11,000 bpd.

   Jet fuel stocks fell by 500,000 bbl to 11.5 million bbl in the week ending 
June 27. Despite the weekly draw, inventories are 1.4 million bbl higher than 
10.1 million bbl total reported a year ago. PADD 5 brought in 60,000 bpd of jet 
fuel this week, compared to zero the previous week and 97,000 bpd this time 
last year.

   Crude oil supplies fell by 1.3 million bbl to 48.7 million bbl from 50 
million bbl, marking the steepest weekly decline across all categories. 
Stockpiles are 4.8 million bbl higher than the 42.9 million bbl reported in the 
same week of 2024.




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