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U.S. Crude Stocks Slide as EIA Reports Sharp Inventory Draw

U.S. Crude Stocks Slide as EIA Reports Sharp Inventory Draw
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U.S. government data showed a sharp 8.0 million-barrel weekly draw in crude inventories, taking commercial stocks down to 433.7 million barrels and about 3% below the five-year seasonal norm, underscoring a faster-than-expected tightening in supply. The EIA figures, which followed a smaller draw reported by the API, may influence price expectations for Oil – US Crude, Oil – Brent Crude, and Natural Gas as traders reassess demand resilience and refinery runs.

Over the past month, U.S. crude futures have fallen about 10.3%, while Brent has dropped roughly 17.4%, pointing to broader risk-off sentiment despite the latest stock draws, and the 1-day technical signals show Hold for U.S. crude and Buy for Brent. Natural gas has gained about 11.1% over the same period, supported by storage and weather dynamics, and its 1-day technical stance is Buy, suggesting near-term upward momentum despite volatility typical of the contract.

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