EIA: PADD 5 Gasoline Stocks Fall 4th Week in Row


   
Kristina Davis
DTN Refined Fuels Market Reporter

   MIAMI, FL (DTN) --U.S. West Coast gasoline inventories fell for a fourth 
straight week while distillate stocks climbed and jet fuel inventories declined 
in the week ending January 30, data from the U.S. Energy Information 
Administration released Wednesday (2/4) showed.

   Motor gasoline inventories in the U.S. West Coast totaled 30 million bbl 
last week, 500,000 bbl lower than the prior week and extending a four-week draw 
from 31.6 million bbl in early January, EIA data showed.

   Gasoline imports climbed by 48,000 bpd to 91,000 bpd in the reference week 
and compared with zero imports in the same period last year.

   Distillate fuel inventories climbed by 300,000 bbl to 12.0 million bbl week 
over week, and were 200,000 above the level reported in the same week last 
year. Distillate imports slid by 6,000 bpd to 1,000 bpd last week and were 
11,000 bpd below year-ago levels.

   Crude oil inventories climbed by 300,000 bbl to 47.1 million bbl in the 
reference week, while sliding 1.9 million below the corresponding week of the 
prior year.

   Crude imports increased by 226,000 bpd to 1.221 million bpd but dropped 
437,000 bpd from levels reported a year earlier.

   Jet fuel inventories fell by 500,000 bbl to 10.8 million bbl last week and 
were 500,000 bpd below year-ago levels. Jet fuel imports climbed by 62,000 bpd 
to 131,000 bpd in the reference week and were 14,000 below the corresponding 
week of last year.




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