-- 截至4月17日當週,包括戰略石油儲備在內的美國原油庫存減少了220萬桶,此前一周減少了510萬桶。 剔除戰略石油儲備後,商業原油庫存增加了190萬桶,此前一周減少了90萬桶,而彭博社截至美國東部時間上午7:40匯總的調查顯示,市場預期庫存將減少200萬桶。 戰略石油儲備庫存當週減少了410萬桶,與前一周持平。 原油總庫存較前一周下降了0.3%,但仍比去年同期高出3.6%。目前原油庫存比五年同期平均高出約3%。 汽油庫存減少了460萬桶,高於市場預期的200萬桶降幅。汽油庫存較前一周下降2%,較去年同期下降0.5%。 本週餾分油庫存驟降340萬桶,高於預期的180萬桶降幅。餾分油庫存較前一周下降3.1%,但仍比去年同期高出1.2%。 煉油廠開工率為89.1%,低於前一週的89.6%。
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