(Bloomberg) -- Crude oil was little changed in New
York after rising with gasoline yesterday on a report showing a
plunge in U.S. motor-fuel imports left supplies barely changed.
Gasoline inventories rose 3,000 barrels to 201.5 million on
June 8, 5.2 percent less than the five-year average for the
period, the Energy Department said yesterday. A 1.5 million
barrel increase was forecast by analysts. Price gains were
limited as U.S. gasoline output unexpectedly jumped to the
highest this year.
Read more at Bloomberg Energy News
York after rising with gasoline yesterday on a report showing a
plunge in U.S. motor-fuel imports left supplies barely changed.
Gasoline inventories rose 3,000 barrels to 201.5 million on
June 8, 5.2 percent less than the five-year average for the
period, the Energy Department said yesterday. A 1.5 million
barrel increase was forecast by analysts. Price gains were
limited as U.S. gasoline output unexpectedly jumped to the
highest this year.
Read more at Bloomberg Energy News
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