Published on Thu, 24/09/09 | Weekly Oil Stats

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DOE Weekly Stats:

Crude :  +2.855m as opposed to a forecast of  -1.5m

Gasoline:  +5.4m as opposed to a forecast of +400k

Distillates:  +2.96m as opposed to a forecast of +1.6m

Refining Capacity 85.6% – a fall of 1.3% against analysts’ forecast of a 0.7% drop

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