US crude stocks climbed 1.633 million barrels last week, courtesy of a rebound in imports, US Energy Information Administrationd data showed Thursday. But US gasoline stocks fell 649,000 barrels to 231.527 million barrels, despite a jump in imports, as demand climbed for the third week in a row. Our analysis of the numbers can be found here.
EIA Analysis: US crude stocks rise, while gasoline stocks decline
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