U.S. Crude Oil Inventory at 43 Days Supply Hits 45-Year Low

U.S. crude oil inventory is down to just 43 days of supply, the lowest level in 45 years.
This tight inventory reflects a combination of geopolitical supply risks and strong demand.
In the energy market, buyers and refineries face procurement pressure that drives up spot premiums, while capital concentrates on crude futures and related producers, benefiting oil-producing countries from price support, while consumers and downstream industries are under pressure.
Source: Public Information