EIA原油周度数据报告-20260123

1. Report Industry Investment Rating - Not provided in the given content 2. Core View of the Report - As of January 16, US crude, gasoline, and diesel inventories all exceeded expectations, leading to a significant cooling of market sentiment after a rebound due to cold wave speculation in the previous two trading days. Supply - overhang pressure restricts the enthusiasm of capital chasing up prices. With geopolitical risks slightly easing, it is difficult for oil prices to break through the upside space, but geopolitical risks have not completely disappeared [1]. 3. Summary According to Relevant Contents US Crude and Product Inventory Data - US commercial crude inventory increased by 3,602 thousand barrels (0.85%) to 426,049 thousand barrels as of January 16 compared to January 9 [1][2]. - Cushing crude inventory increased by 1,478 thousand barrels (6.27%) to 25,063 thousand barrels [2]. - US gasoline inventory increased by 5,977 thousand barrels (2.38%) to 256,990 thousand barrels [2]. - US distillate inventory increased by 3,348 thousand barrels (2.59%) to 132,592 thousand barrels [2]. - US total oil product inventory increased by 7,538 thousand barrels (0.58%) to 1,307,633 thousand barrels [2]. - US strategic petroleum reserve inventory increased by 806 thousand barrels (0.19%) to 414,484 thousand barrels [2]. US Refinery and Production - Related Data - US refinery utilization rate decreased by 2.0 percentage points (-2.10%) to 93.3% [2]. - US crude oil production decreased by 21 thousand barrels per day (-0.15%) to 13,732 thousand barrels per day [1][2]. - US crude oil imports decreased by 645 thousand barrels per day (-9.09%) to 6,447 thousand barrels per day [2]. - US crude oil exports decreased by 618 thousand barrels per day (-14.35%) to 3,688 thousand barrels per day [2].