EIA周度数据：原油季节性累库延续-20260305

Report Summary Core View - EIA data shows that in the week ending February 27 in the US, commercial crude oil inventories increased by 3.475 million barrels, while crude oil production decreased by 0.6 thousand barrels per day. The refinery utilization rate rose from 88.6% to 89.2%, and crude oil processing volume increased by 180 thousand barrels per day. The rate of inventory accumulation slowed down compared to the previous week. After the refinery utilization rate dropped from its previous high, the pressure on refined product inventories weakened. Weekly gasoline inventories continued to decline, while diesel inventories increased slightly. The total inventories of crude oil and petroleum products continued to rise, but the single - week data has limited implications [4]. Data Summary - Inventory Changes: US commercial crude oil inventory increased by 3.475 million barrels (previous value: 15.989 million barrels increase), Cushing crude oil inventory increased by 1.564 million barrels (previous value: 0.881 million barrels increase), strategic petroleum inventory had no change, gasoline inventory decreased by 1.704 million barrels (previous value: 1.011 million barrels decrease), diesel inventory increased by 0.429 million barrels (previous value: 0.252 million barrels increase), jet fuel inventory decreased by 0.248 million barrels (previous value: 1.44 million barrels decrease), fuel oil inventory increased by 1.684 million barrels (previous value: 0.107 million barrels decrease), and the inventory of crude oil and petroleum products (excluding SPR) increased by 2.935 million barrels (previous value: 11.179 million barrels increase) [4][6]. - Production and Demand: US crude oil production was 13.696 million barrels per day (previous value: 13.702 million barrels per day), refined product apparent demand was 19.867 million barrels per day (previous value: 21.455 million barrels per day), gasoline apparent demand was 8.292 million barrels per day (previous value: 8.733 million barrels per day), diesel apparent demand was 3.698 million barrels per day (previous value: 3.895 million barrels per day), crude oil imports were 6.324 million barrels per day (previous value: 6.659 million barrels per day), and crude oil exports were 3.997 million barrels per day (previous value: 4.313 million barrels per day) [6]. - Refinery Data: US refinery crude oil processing volume was 15.841 million barrels per day (previous value: 15.661 million barrels per day), and the refinery utilization rate was 89.2% (previous value: 88.6%) [6].