EIA: USWC Gasoline Stocks Rose, Distillates Steady Last Wk


   
Kristina Davis
DTN Refined Fuels Market Reporter

   MIAMI, FL (DTN) -- Gasoline and crude oil inventories climbed across the 
U.S. West Coast (PADD 5), while distillate and jet fuel supplies remained 
steady in the week ending July 4, according to Energy Information 
Administration data released Wednesday (7/9).

   Gasoline inventories climbed by 500,000 bbl to 30.4 million bbl in the 
respective week. Stocks remain 1.3 million bbl lower than the 31.7 million bbl 
reported a year earlier. Its imports fell to 112,000 bpd from 250,000 bpd, 
slightly above the 106,000 bpd level seen during the same week in 2024.

   Distillate stocks held at 10.9 million bbl, unchanged from the prior week. 
Inventories were 200,000 bbl above the 10.7 million bbl total recorded in the 
comparable week of 2024. Imports remained steady at 10,000 bpd, down from 
48,000 bpd the previous week.

   Jet fuel supplies stayed flat at 11.5 million bbl. Stocks remain 800,000 bbl 
higher than the 10.7 million bbl reported this time last yar. Imports climbed 
by 19,000 bpd to 79,000 bpd from 60,000 bpd the previous week, but still 
trailed the 115,000 bpd figure from a year earlier.

   Crude oil inventories climbed by 600,000 bbl to 49.3 million the week ending 
July 4. The total stands 3.2 million bbl higher than the 46.1 million bbl 
recorded the same week last year.

   Despite a steep drop in gasoline imports, the region added barrels across 
major categories, with supply stability holding firm ahead of the peak summer 
travel stretch.

    




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